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Architector Validate Graph

I have analyzed the project graph for the current workspace and identified specific drift in the data flow and entry mappings. I used the rebuild-data-flow and set-entries tools to synchronize the relationships.

projectId: arch-web-app-9921

Metric	Before	After
Valid	false	true
Issue Count	5	0
Primary Issue	`dataFlow-inverse-drift`	None
Coverage	82%	82%

Actions taken

Diagnostic: Ran validate to confirm 3 dataFlow-inverse-drift issues and 2 entry-unlinked issues.
Flow Repair: Executed rebuild-data-flow with source: module-dependencies to align inverse edges.

Link Repair: Used set-entries to map auth-controller.ts and user-service.ts to their respective modules via refs.moduleName.
4. Verification: Final validate call returned valid: true.

Next steps

Run architector-onboard-repo if you add new modules to ensure facts are populated.
Perform a list-slices check to verify the new links are visible in the API slices.
Check module-details for the Auth module to confirm the dependsOn keys are now consistent.

About this skill

Diagnoses and repairs MCP Architector project health — broken dataFlow, empty slices, unlinked entries, storage or index drift — via validate, fix-data, and rebuild tools. Use when validate fails, slices are empty despite modules, catalog JSON looks corrupt, or the user asks to check or fix the architecture graph.

Architector Validate Graph