@archpilotlabs/archpilot 0.2.7 → 0.2.8
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- package/README.md +2 -0
- package/dist/archpilot-cli.js +31486 -30727
- package/package.json +1 -1
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# Changelog
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## 0.2.8
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### Added
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- Added architecture review state for repositories that evolve after initial setup.
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- Added detection for newly discovered high-confidence architecture modules after Smart Init.
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- Added explicit architecture model evolution support so new modules can be reviewed, marked Not Now, or accepted into the governed architecture model.
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- Added effective analysis for high-confidence observed modules before they are accepted into `.archpilot/architecture.json`.
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- Added AP-ARCH-012 guidance for module review state, including newly discovered, previously reviewed/not governed, governed, and declared-missing modules.
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### Improved
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- Improved dependency graph and module ownership analysis so newly observed modules participate in applicable architecture validation before acceptance.
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- Improved AP-APP, AP-DQR, AP-TXN/AP-DOM, AP-AUTH/AP-TEN, and AP-API analysis for high-confidence observed modules where canonical rule semantics support module attribution.
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- Improved architecture model review so acceptance uses the canonical model apply flow and Validate never silently rewrites `.archpilot/architecture.json`.
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- Improved declared-missing module handling so governed modules that are no longer observed are surfaced for explicit review.
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### Notes
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- `architecture.json` remains the governed architecture model; `.archpilot/architecture-review-state.json` stores review memory for previously seen but not governed modules.
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- Review status does not suppress validation. Actual AP-\* violations inside observed modules affect Architecture Health normally.
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- New-module review guidance itself does not directly reduce Architecture Health.
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- Contracts remain governed-only and are not fabricated for observed modules.
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## 0.2.7
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- Generate architecture scores and reports
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- Surface architecture feedback in local development, PRs, and CI
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As repositories evolve, ArchPilot distinguishes governed architecture from high-confidence modules observed in the current source tree. Newly discovered modules are analyzed before governance acceptance, while adding them to `.archpilot/architecture.json` remains an explicit architecture review decision.
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**No cloud scan required. Deterministic and local-first.**
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ArchPilot works alongside GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other AI coding tools by continuously validating architectural boundaries before architectural drift becomes technical debt.
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