Archprint turns your import graph into lint rules

Archprint reads a TypeScript repo's import graph and infers which module boundaries the code already respects. A CLAUDE.md file describing that architecture to a coding agent is just prose, and nothing stops an import that crosses it. Archprint only proposes a boundary as a rule once the graph backs it up at a 90% conformance floor, with at most three exceptions.

Once a boundary clears that bar, Archprint turns it into something that actually blocks a build. It emits an ESLint no-restricted-imports rule, a dependency-cruiser config, a ts-arch test, and a shareable preset other repos can reuse. It also draws the graph itself, as Mermaid and Graphviz diagrams.

As the project puts it, "your CLAUDE.md is guidance, your lint rules are enforcement."

It's a 4-star repo from one developer, not a maintained dependency. Worth trying against a repo you already have, to check whether the graph it infers matches the architecture you meant to build.