Archi Tooling

Archi Tooling

Use this skill for the CCB adapter's optional architecture-analysis toolchain, not for architecture review itself.

archi-tooling is an internal skill name, not a shell command. The shell commands are ccb roles ... and archi.

Commands

Check role and tool readiness:

ccb roles doctor agentroles.archi

Install or update Role assets and declared tools:

ccb roles install agentroles.archi
ccb roles update agentroles.archi

Check the local Architec route when the user asks for tool evidence:

archi --check .

Inspect command shape before assuming flags:

archi --help

Diagnostics

Report:

• whether archi exists and which binary path is selected;
• archi --version output when available;
• whether a legacy ccb-archi wrapper exists as stale residue;
• whether llmgateway config is detected;
• whether archi --check . succeeds when a route check is requested;
• whether .hippocampus/ and .architec/ artifacts exist and appear stale;
• whether enhanced-analysis failure is a config/readiness issue or an npm package/binary issue.

Do not print API keys or llmgateway secret values.

Interpretation

• agentroles.archi is the canonical Role id. Do not rely on catalog aliases for CCB mounting or role selection.
• archi-tooling is a projected skill, not an executable command.
• archi from npm @seemseam/archi is the preferred CCB adapter route.
• ccb-archi is a legacy wrapper name. Its presence should be reported as stale residue, not used as the preferred route.
• Hippo/Hippocampus artifacts are generated structural evidence. Do not edit them by hand.
• llmgateway config is external user configuration. Missing config degrades LLM-enhanced Architec evidence, but it does not prevent direct architecture review.
• Missing Architec means optional tool evidence is unavailable. Continue direct architecture review unless the user asked only for tool readiness.
• When the npm package or binary is missing, prefer ccb roles update agentroles.archi or npm install -g @seemseam/archi before manual package edits.