opencode-arch 1.0.0

Architecture-aware development tools — extract, validate, and maintain architectural models with token-efficient AI integration

opencode-arch

Architecture extraction and validation for Python codebases.

Mechanically verify that your architecture model matches your code. Compress entire repositories into ~430 tokens for AI agents. Produce training data for LLM fine-tuning.

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Why

Problem	Solution
Architecture docs drift from code	Mechanical representativeness scoring — know exactly when your model is wrong
AI agents burn tokens reading every file	Token arbitrage — full repo AST compressed to ~430 tokens of dense context
No structured architecture data for training	Produces (code, model, metrics) triples ready for fine-tuning
Manual component boundary decisions	Auto-groups modules by import affinity, name prefix, and subdirectory

Features

• Representativeness Scoring — File coverage, relationship accuracy, boundary coherence, behavioral coverage. Four mechanical sub-scores that tell you if your model is accurate.
• Token Arbitrage — Compress a full repository's AST into a dense context string within any token budget. Agents reason about the whole codebase without reading every file.
• Living Documentation — Components, relationships, behaviors, and event chains extracted directly from code and stored as .architecture-model.yaml.
• Training Data Export — Structured triples in .architecture/ for LLM fine-tuning pipelines.

Installation

pip install opencode-arch

With MCP server support (for AI agent integration):

pip install opencode-arch[mcp]

Requires Python 3.11+.

Quick Start

# Launch interactive architecture-aware development
opencode-arch

# Or target a specific repo
opencode-arch /path/to/your/repo

This scans the codebase (<1s), loads/bootstraps the architecture model, injects compressed context into your session, and launches OpenCode with full architecture awareness.

# One-shot commands also available:
opencode-arch extract /path/to/repo    # Extract architecture
opencode-arch export-data              # Export training data

After extraction, your repo contains:

.architecture-model.yaml     # Component model (YAML)
.architecture/
├── manifest.json            # Full AST scan (modules, functions, imports)
└── metrics.json             # Representativeness scores + telemetry

CLI

Command	Purpose
opencode-arch	Launch interactive session (default — scans, injects context, opens OpenCode)
opencode-arch extract <repo>	Extract architecture model from a repository
opencode-arch generate <repo>	Generate code with test-guided verification
opencode-arch bench <repo1> <repo2> ...	Benchmark extraction across multiple repos
opencode-arch metrics	View extraction history and scores
opencode-arch export-data	Export training corpus (JSONL)

Options for extract:

opencode-arch extract /path/to/repo \
  --budget=4000 \        # Token budget for context compression
  --focus=all \          # Focus: "all", F-block ID, layer name
  --target-score=80      # Minimum validation score to accept

MCP Integration

Register as an MCP server for use with AI coding agents:

opencode mcp add

9 Tools

Tool	Purpose
architect_scan	AST scanning — returns modules, functions, classes, imports
architect_slice	Token-compressed context (the core innovation)
architect_validate	Structural validation, returns score 0–100
architect_extract	Store validated model + record telemetry
architect_generate	Run test suite against generated code
architect_group	Auto-group modules into logical components
architect_check	Verify representativeness (4 sub-scores)
architect_require	Capture functional requirements from conversation
architect_feedback	Record corrections, ratings, and training data

Typical Agent Workflow

scan → slice → (agent produces YAML) → validate → check → extract

The agent calls scan to understand the repo, slice to get compressed context, produces an architecture model, then validate + check gate quality before extract persists it.

How It Works

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  AI Agent (frontier model)                      │
│  Receives ~430 tokens of compressed context     │
│  Produces architecture YAML                     │
└────────────────────┬────────────────────────────┘
                     │ MCP Protocol
┌────────────────────▼────────────────────────────┐
│  opencode-arch (FastMCP server)                 │
│  scan → slice → validate → check → extract     │
└────────────────────┬────────────────────────────┘
                     │
┌────────────────────▼────────────────────────────┐
│  architecture-model-standard (library)          │
│  AST scanning │ YAML parsing │ Validation       │
│  Context formatting │ Model slicing             │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Key design decision: The agent IS the oracle. Tools never call external models — they provide compressed context to the frontier model already in the conversation.

Benchmarks

Achieved automatically with no human tuning:

Repository	Modules	Components	Overall Score
FastAPI	25	9	98.1%
Pydantic	69	40	98.0%
httpx	23	10	96.0%
Requests	19	9	94.2%
Flask	6	6	100.0%
Celery	161	23	84.0%

Scores are composite representativeness: file coverage × relationship accuracy × boundary coherence × behavioral coverage.

Training Data

Each extraction produces a structured triple:

(.architecture-model.yaml, manifest.json, metrics.json)

This enables:

• Fine-tuning models on architecture extraction tasks
• Evaluating model quality with mechanical ground truth
• Building datasets across many repositories with bench

Export with:

opencode-arch export-data --format=jsonl

Architecture Model Schema

meta:
  project: my-project
  schema_version: '1.3'
entities:
  components:
    - id: COMP-1
      name: APILayer
      status: ACTIVE
  capabilities:
    - id: CAP-F1
      name: RequestHandling
      status: ACTIVE
relationships:
  - from: COMP-1
    to: CAP-F1
    type: realizes

Relationship types: realizes, uses, constrains, contains, triggers, depends_on, implements, exposes.

Development

git clone https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode-arch
cd opencode-arch
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest tests/ -v  # 278 tests, ~20s

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

License

MIT