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  "path": "/t/software-architecture-is-fractal-read-only-if-youre-bored/1384155?page=2#post_34",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-20T19:56:50.000Z",
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  "textContent": "A few hours in, here is where this stands.\n\nI gave the agent the system prompt, had it build the checker, then had it use the checker while it built a small todo app.\n\nHonestly, right now it looks like a lint tool, or a type checker, just a bit more advanced. Nothing fancy yet.\n\nBut it already caught the agent on something that was not in the plan. While building the app the agent wired up a dependency across a boundary it had just declared it would not cross, and the checker flagged it before it disappeared into the code. The agent went back and fixed the structure.\n\nThat one catch is the part that matters to me. The drift was real, nobody was looking for it, and the tool found it anyway.\n\nMore to come…\n\nAnother aspect emerged: the tool makes agent slow down on the implementation in the beginning and think more about the architecture. Potentially can be used as a helper for thoughtful planning.",
  "title": "Software Architecture Is Fractal (read only if you're bored)"
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