ArchPulse

ArchPulse is a web app (with optional GitHub/GitLab integrations) that continuously checks whether your system architecture is drifting from what you think you built. Teams define lightweight “architecture rules” (service boundaries, allowed dependencies, data ownership, latency/error budgets per call path) and ArchPulse validates them against real signals: repo dependency graphs, OpenTelemetry traces, and runtime configs. It then flags concrete violations (new forbidden calls, cross-domain data writes, circular dependencies, missing SLO instrumentation) and opens actionable pull requests with suggested fixes or documentation updates. This is not a diagram tool; it’s a guardrail that turns architecture into enforceable, testable constraints. Expect some false positives early—teams must tune rules—but the payoff is fewer surprise outages, fewer unplanned rewrites, and faster onboarding because the “truth” is measured, not debated.