In this article, Neal Ford and Mark Richards explore the concept of "Architecture as Code," a method of documenting software architecture through code to create rapid feedback loops.
While originally intended to help human architects maintain structural integrity and coupling, the concept has become vital in the era of agentic AI.
By defining architectural constraints deterministically, architects can provide essential guardrails for AI agents, ensuring generated code adheres to principles like cyclomatic complexity and cohesion.
While originally intended to help human architects maintain structural integrity and coupling, the concept has become vital in the era of agentic AI.
By defining architectural constraints deterministically, architects can provide essential guardrails for AI agents, ensuring generated code adheres to principles like cyclomatic complexity and cohesion.
