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Enola AI agent uses typed fact model for architectural analysis

Enola, an AI agent designed for architectural analysis, focuses on representing deterministic facts about software architecture. It distinguishes between raw parsed code elements and meaningful architectural facts by employing a typed fact model. This approach differentiates relationships like function calls from package dependencies, ensuring reliability for analysis. Enola processes code within repository boundaries as extraction scopes, recognizing that these may not always align with architectural boundaries, and uses distinct identity rules for different architectural concepts like symbols, routes, and topics. AI

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    Building Enola, Part 2: From Source Code to an Architectural Fact Model

    <p>In Part 1, I explained why Enola extracts deterministic architectural facts before an AI agent begins reasoning.</p> <p>That leaves the next design question:</p> <p>How should those facts be represented?</p> <p>The obvious answer is to build a graph containing every symbol, de…