# Detailed Analysis Contract ## First pass: project map Before interpreting architecture, establish: - repository revision/snapshot; - build system and top-level build graph; - modules and their declared dependencies; - runtime applications/entry points; - persistence/messaging/cache/object storage/external service adapters; - test modules and test types; - configuration sources and environment boundaries. The map is evidence, not a taxonomy exercise. Do not infer module responsibilities from names alone; inspect representative source and wiring. ## Bounded analysis A bounded scope should be small enough that one run can answer all of these: 1. What public/consumed surface does the scope expose? 2. What does it depend on and why? 3. How is it wired into a running application? 4. What state/data does it read or change? 5. What are its main success and failure paths? 6. What tests exercise it, and what do those tests actually prove? 7. What behavior/configuration is declared but not actually connected? 8. What operational or build-time constraints affect it? 9. Which observations could become Case/Reference/Question/Decision material later? ## Code tracing Prefer symbol/path-based traces over broad summaries. Record exact source anchors in `source-index.md` and analysis prose. Where useful, trace: - inbound request/event/command; - DTO/contract mapping; - application use case/port; - domain invariants/state transitions; - transaction boundary; - outbound port and adapter; - ORM/query behavior; - cache/messaging semantics; - error translation; - logs/metrics/tracing; - response/event side effect. ## Tests Do not equate a green test suite with a verified architectural claim. For each important test, state what input is exercised, which real components are replaced, and what assertion proves. When a rule is enforced by build configuration or architecture tests, identify the failure point that would catch a violation. ## Git history Use history when current code cannot explain why a boundary/decision exists or when a Case depends on an evolution sequence. A current code shape alone proves existence, not historical motivation. ## Final synthesis `final/document.md` is not a shortened executive summary. It is the detailed project analysis assembled from bounded documents. Preserve: - measured/observed behavior; - failed approaches when evidenced; - alternatives actually considered; - unresolved questions; - explicit decisions; - limitations of the analysis; - evidence/source references.