codegraph: Command for Claude Code

Usage

/arch-check

No args. Runs three built-in policies and reports violations. Zero violations = architecture still holds. Non-zero = investigate.

Each policy is an independent Cypher block. To extend the default policy set, edit this file and add a new block following the pattern.

What this does

echo "=== Policy 1: file-level IMPORTS cycles ==="
codegraph query "
MATCH path = (a:File)-[:IMPORTS*2..6]->(a)
RETURN [n IN nodes(path) | n.path] AS cycle,
       length(path) AS hops
ORDER BY hops ASC
LIMIT 10
"

echo ""
echo "=== Policy 2: cross-package boundary (twenty-front -> twenty-server) ==="
codegraph query "
MATCH (a:File)-[:IMPORTS]->(b:File)
WHERE a.package = 'twenty-front' AND b.package = 'twenty-server'
RETURN a.path AS importer, b.path AS importee
LIMIT 10
"

echo ""
echo "=== Policy 3: Controller -> Repository bypass (skips *Service) ==="
codegraph query "
MATCH (ctrl:Controller)-[:HAS_METHOD]->(m:Method)-[:CALLS*1..3]->(target:Method)
MATCH (repo:Class)-[:HAS_METHOD]->(target)
WHERE repo.name ENDS WITH 'Repository'
  AND NOT EXISTS {
    MATCH (ctrl)-[:HAS_METHOD]->(:Method)-[:CALLS*1..3]->(:Method)<-[:HAS_METHOD]-(svc:Class)
    WHERE svc.name ENDS WITH 'Service'
  }
RETURN ctrl.name AS controller, repo.name AS repository, target.name AS method
LIMIT 10
"

Caveats

• Policies are project-specific. The default set is tuned for this repo (codegraph) + Twenty. A fresh repo with different conventions will see either false positives or zero coverage. Rewrite the policies in this file — it's designed to be forked.
• Cycle bound is *2..6. Very long cycles (depth > 6) won't be detected. If you suspect one, raise the upper bound (slower query).
• The Controller→Repository check is a heuristic. It relies on naming convention (*Service, *Repository). Projects that use different names need to edit the ENDS WITH clauses.
• Python coverage is limited. No :Controller label for Python yet (NestJS-only in Stage 1). Policy 3 is effectively TS-only.