Validate Architecture in Running Code
Explore domain boundaries, service contracts, and workflows in a runnable baseline—not just diagrams on a whiteboard.
The Problem
Architecture spikes often end with diagrams and decisions documented in a wiki. But diagrams don't catch integration issues, and design decisions remain abstract until code is written. By then, changing course is expensive.
The Solution
EcosystemCode generates a runnable baseline from your architecture description. Test domain boundaries, validate service contracts, and run actual API calls against real database schemas—all before writing production code.
What You Provide
- Domain boundaries and aggregates
- Service responsibilities and interfaces
- Workflow and process descriptions
- Key constraints and NFRs
- Integration points and contracts
What You Get
- UML class diagrams per bounded context
- Sequence diagrams for key flows
- Activity diagrams for workflows
- Runnable API with typed contracts
- Database schemas with relationships
- Docker Compose for local testing
Architect Validation Checklist
Use this checklist when reviewing the generated baseline:
Why Validate Architecture Early?
Prove It Works
Run actual requests against your architecture—don't just theorize.
De-risk Decisions
Surface integration issues and contract mismatches before production code.
Communicate Clearly
Show the team a running baseline, not just boxes and arrows.
Iterate Faster
Change boundaries and regenerate—minutes instead of weeks.
Common Spike Scenarios
🔀 Microservices Decomposition
Model service boundaries, validate contracts, and test communication patterns before splitting a monolith.
🗄️ Data Model Validation
Generate database schemas from domain models and test query patterns against real data structures.
🔗 Integration Prototypes
Define external integration contracts and generate stubs to validate data flows before vendor APIs are available.
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