abstraction-architect
v2.1.0Structural entropy auditor: finds where the same concept is represented, owned, computed or implemented more than once, and what it costs when that concept changes. Seven dimensions over two evidence tracks. Knowledge track (duplicated domain knowledge, competing sources of truth, redundant representation, duplicated or derivable state) is judged by semantic identity and ownership, so two representations suffice behind a strict gate. Form track (missed unification, prior art available, abstraction fitness) is judged by recurrence, where the Rule of Three applies to missed unification only. Global mode censuses the codebase and persists a concept index; diff mode asks the same seven questions as 'introduced or aggravated by this change' and runs as the Abstraction dimension of /senior-review:team-review and /senior-review:code-review. Report-only, grounded in canonical theory (Metz, Beck, Fowler, Gross, North, DDD).
By Alfio CaprinoLicense: MIT8 GitHub starsUpdated 4 hours ago
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- 1 skill or MCP entry
- Source updated
- Aug 26, 2026
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Install plugin
codex plugin marketplace add IchenDEV/agent-plugin-mkt
codex plugin marketplace upgrade agent-plugin-marketplace
codex plugin add abstraction-architect-2@agent-plugin-marketplacePaste and run these commands in a terminal with Codex. They add and refresh the PluginsMP catalog, then install this plugin.
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Get the source manually
git clone https://github.com/acaprino/daodanClone the source repository, then follow its setup instructions to add the plugin to a compatible client. The plugin root is exports/codex/plugins/abstraction-architect/.
Plugin files
├── .codex-plugin/plugin.json└── skills/abstraction-architect/SKILL.md
Included Skills1
Knowledge base for structural entropy: the cost of change when one concept lives in many places. TRIGGER WHEN: the user asks "should I extract this", "who owns this rule", "is this DRY enough", "is this the wrong abstraction"; centralizing, inlining or removing a layer; auditing for duplicated domain knowledge, competing sources of truth, redundant models or derivable state stored anyway; loaded under /abstraction-architect:audit or the /senior-review:team-review abstraction dimension. DO NOT TRIGGER WHEN: the concern is formatting (use clean-code:clean-code), Python refactoring (use python-development:python-refactor), dead-code removal (use /senior-review:code-review --fix), security (use senior-review:security-auditor), contract drift (use senior-review:api-contract-auditor), or cycles, cohesion and single-file patterns (use senior-review:code-auditor and senior-review:chicken-egg-detector).
Plugin manifests1
{
"author": {
"name": "Alfio Caprino"
},
"description": "Structural entropy auditor: finds where the same concept is represented, owned, computed or implemented more than once, and what it costs when that concept changes. Seven dimensions over two evidence tracks. Knowledge track (duplicated domain knowledge, competing sources of truth, redundant representation, duplicated or derivable state) is judged by semantic identity and ownership, so two representations suffice behind a strict gate. Form track (missed unification, prior art available, abstraction fitness) is judged by recurrence, where the Rule of Three applies to missed unification only. Global mode censuses the codebase and persists a concept index; diff mode asks the same seven questions as 'introduced or aggravated by this change' and runs as the Abstraction dimension of /senior-review:team-review and /senior-review:code-review. Report-only, grounded in canonical theory (Metz, Beck, Fowler, Gross, North, DDD).",
"license": "MIT",
"name": "abstraction-architect",
"version": "2.1.0"
}For maintainers
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