The gh-aw codebase maintains a quality signal of 5222/10000 (52.2%). The primary architectural bottleneck is coupling (0.195), which has remained stable since the last scan. The codebase has grown to 4,774 files (+50 since May 20) with 900 complex functions (+12), indicating continued feature development with some increase in complexity.

No architectural rules are currently defined (.sentrux/rules.toml not found). The scan identified 2 circular dependencies and 1 god file that warrant attention.

Quality Signal

Change vs May 20: -1 points (-0.02%)

Bottleneck

Current primary bottleneck: Coupling (0.195) — This metric indicates the ratio of cross-module dependencies to total import edges. High coupling makes the codebase harder to modularize and test in isolation. To address this:

• Review and reduce cross-module imports where possible
• Consider extracting shared utilities into focused packages
• Use dependency injection to break tight coupling between packages

Rules

⚠️ No rules defined — Create .sentrux/rules.toml to define architectural constraints and quality gates. This will enable automated validation of architectural principles during CI/CD.

Recommendations

1. Address coupling bottleneck — Investigate the coupling spike between May 12-20. Run sentrux check . --output graph to visualize cross-module dependencies and identify refactoring opportunities.

2. Identify and refactor god file — Use sentrux check . --output files to find the god file (likely a large file with many responsibilities). Consider splitting it into smaller, focused modules.

3. Define architectural rules — Create .sentrux/rules.toml with quality gates:

   [[rule]]
   name = "quality_floor"
   metric = "quality"
   min = 5200
   
   [[rule]]
   name = "coupling_ceiling"
   metric = "coupling"
   max = 0.20
   
   [[rule]]
   name = "no_new_cycles"
   metric = "cycles"
   max = 2

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