act101 turns your repo into a continuously-monitored map of structure and risk: where the architecture is decaying, where bugs live, where secrets leak, what's actually dead. Audit it, then refactor it — running on every commit, across 138 grammars.
The architect's loop, on one platform: surface where the structure is decaying, then execute the decomposition across files.
The full structural picture — coupling hotspots, circular dependencies, god classes, dead code, layering violations, and the natural module seams hiding in your dependency graph.
Then act on it: break the cycles, split the god class, extract the interface at the seam, cut the coupling between modules — the decomposition carried across every dependent file.
The security review, the risk triage, the day-one ramp — three standing reports your team reaches for, running continuously on your repo. Each is a skill you run on demand.
Opens /where-bugs-live. Sees the five files that combine high churn, high coupling, and one owner who's about to go on parental leave. Triages before the bugs ship.
Runs /security-surface. Gets a uniform report — unsafe constructs, hardcoded secrets, request→SQL taint paths — across the whole repo. No AppSec hire. No new vendor.
Runs /onboarding-map. Ownership map, bus-factor risks, entry points, churn hotspots — one artifact. Productive day three instead of week three.
taint_flow traces request/env/file → SQL/eval/exec/fs/deser, sanitizer-aware.
Churn, co-change, ownership, bus factor — keyed to the symbol graph.
Coverage, profile, traces. Find what's actually dead, not what's theoretically dead.
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