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Review dimensions for validating agent quality - template compliance, safety, testing, and priority validation
Architecture quality critique dimensions for peer review. Load when invoking solution-architect-reviewer or performing self-review of architecture documents.
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Architecture quality critique dimensions for peer review. Load when invoking solution-architect-reviewer or performing self-review of architecture documents.
name: nw-sa-critique-dimensions description: Architecture quality critique dimensions for peer review. Load when invoking solution-architect-reviewer or performing self-review of architecture documents. user-invocable: false disable-model-invocation: true
Pattern: tech chosen by preference, not requirements. Detection: ADR lacks comparison matrix, choice not mapped to requirements, justified only as "best practice." Severity: HIGH.
Pattern: complex/trendy tech without requirement justification. Examples: microservices for 3-person team, Kafka for 100 req/day, service mesh without complexity. Detection: complexity exceeds team size/requirements, tech adds resume value not solves problem. Severity: CRITICAL.
Pattern: unproven tech (<6 months, small community) for production. Detection: check maturity, community, LTS, fallback plan. Severity: HIGH.
ADR lacks business problem, technical constraints, or quality attribute requirements. Future maintainers cannot validate. Severity: HIGH.
No alternatives (min 2 required). Each must be evaluated against requirements with rejection rationale. Severity: HIGH.
Omits positive/negative consequences and trade-offs. Quality attribute impact not analyzed. Severity: MEDIUM.
Architecture doesn't address required attributes. Verify: performance (latency, throughput) | scalability | security (auth, data protection) | maintainability (modularity, testability) | reliability (fault tolerance, recovery) | observability (logging, monitoring, alerting). Severity: CRITICAL.
Performance requirements exist but no optimization strategy (caching, indexing, rate limiting, CDN). Severity: CRITICAL.
Requires expertise team lacks. Verify learning curve reasonable, training plan exists. Severity: HIGH.
Infrastructure costs exceed budget. Verify cost estimate exists and aligns. Severity: HIGH.
Architecture prevents effective testing. Components must enable isolated testing with ports/adapters. Severity: CRITICAL.
Validate roadmap addresses largest bottleneck.
**Q1**: Largest bottleneck? (timing data must confirm primary problem) **Q2**: Simpler alternatives considered? (rejected alternatives required) **Q3**: Constraint prioritization correct? (quantified by impact, constraint-free first) **Q4**: Data-justified? (key decision with quantitative data)
Failure: Q1=NO (wrong problem) | Q2=MISSING (no alternatives) | Q3=INVERTED (>50% solution for <30% problem) | Q4=NO_DATA for performance
review_id: "arch_rev_{timestamp}"
reviewer: "solution-architect-reviewer"
artifact: "docs/product/architecture/brief.md, docs/product/architecture/adr-*.md"
iteration: {1 or 2}
strengths:
- "{Positive decision with ADR reference}"
issues_identified:
architectural_bias:
- issue: "{pattern detected}"
severity: "critical|high|medium|low"
location: "{ADR or section}"
recommendation: "{actionable fix}"
decision_quality:
- issue: "{ADR quality issue}"
severity: "high"
location: "ADR-{number}"
recommendation: "{add missing section}"
completeness_gaps:
- issue: "{quality attribute not addressed}"
severity: "critical"
recommendation: "{add architecture section}"
implementation_feasibility:
- issue: "{capability, budget, testability concern}"
severity: "high"
recommendation: "{simplify or add mitigation}"
priority_validation:
q1_largest_bottleneck:
evidence: "{data or NOT PROVIDED}"
assessment: "YES|NO|UNCLEAR"
q2_simple_alternatives:
assessment: "ADEQUATE|INADEQUATE|MISSING"
q3_constraint_prioritization:
assessment: "CORRECT|INVERTED|NOT_ANALYZED"
q4_data_justified:
assessment: "JUSTIFIED|UNJUSTIFIED|NO_DATA"
approval_status: "approved|rejected_pending_revisions|conditionally_approved"
critical_issues_count: {number}
high_issues_count: {number}AI agents that guide you from idea to working code, with human judgment at every gate. nWave runs inside Claude Code. It breaks feature delivery into seven waves (discover, diverge, discuss, design, devops, distill, deliver).
Repo: nWave-ai/nWave
Review dimensions for validating agent quality - template compliance, safety, testing, and priority validation
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