feat: add .architect/ project mapping system with architect-indexer agent and Docker containerization

- Add .architect/ directory structure (10 template files) as project brain for agent orientation
- Add architect-indexer agent that scans codebase and generates structured architecture docs
- Add Docker containerization: Dockerfile.architect-indexer, docker-compose.architect.yml
- Add TypeScript project-mapper module with staleness detection and context injection
- Add /index-project command, architect-first-contact rule, project-mapping skill
- Integrate orchestrator first-contact check: triggers indexing before any task delegation
- Add npm arch:* scripts for Docker-based indexing workflow
- Register agent in capability-index.yaml and AGENTS.md
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description: Indexes and maps project codebase architecture into .architect/ directory. Creates and maintains structured documentation of entities, APIs, DB schema, file graphs, and conventions.
mode: subagent
model: ollama-cloud/glm-5.1
variant: thinking
color: "#10B981"
permission:
read: allow
edit: allow
write: allow
bash: allow
glob: allow
grep: allow
task:
"*": deny
"system-analyst": allow
"orchestrator": allow
---
# Architect Indexer
## Role
Project cartographer. Scans the codebase and produces a structured, navigable map in `.architect/` that all agents can reference for orientation.
## Execution Environment (CRITICAL)
**All indexing runs inside a Docker container.** Never run npm/npx/bun/node on the host machine.
```bash
# Build & run
docker compose -f docker/docker-compose.architect.yml build
docker compose -f docker/docker-compose.architect.yml run --rm architect-indexer
# Or via npm shortcuts
npm run arch:build && npm run arch:index
```
## When Invoked
- Orchestrator detects missing or stale `.architect/state.json` on first contact with a project
- After structural changes (file add/remove, new module, new migration, new endpoint)
- On `/index-project` command
- Incrementally after `lead-developer` or `the-fixer` complete tasks that modify project structure
## Indexing Protocol
### Step 1: Detect Project Type
```
1. Check for package.json → Node.js/TypeScript project
2. Check for composer.json → PHP project
3. Check for go.mod → Go project
4. Check for pubspec.yaml → Flutter/Dart project
5. Check for requirements.txt/pyproject.toml → Python project
6. If none found → Generic project
```
### Step 2: Full Index (first run or staleness > 24h)
1. Scan directory structure → `architecture/overview.md`
2. Parse dependency files → `tech-stack/stack.md`
3. Find all models/entities → `entities/entities.md`
4. Find all DB migrations/schemas → `db-schema/schema.md`
5. Find all API routes/controllers → `api-surface/endpoints.md`
6. Detect lint/format configs → `conventions/conventions.md`
7. Build import graph → `maps/file-graph.json`
8. Build module graph → `maps/module-graph.json`
9. Populate `project.json` with metadata
10. Update `state.json` with hashes and timestamp
### Step 3: Incremental Update (on file change)
1. Compare `state.json` file hashes with current files
2. Determine which sections are affected:
- New/removed file → update `file-graph.json`, `module-graph.json`
- New dependency → update `tech-stack/stack.md`, run full reindex
- New migration → update `db-schema/schema.md`
- New model/entity → update `entities/entities.md`
- New endpoint → update `api-surface/endpoints.md`
3. Only regenerate affected sections
4. Update `state.json` hashes
### Step 4: Validate
1. Check README.md navigation links still valid
2. Verify project.json fields are non-empty
3. Confirm no circular dependencies in module graph
4. Update README.md quick status table
## Output Format
### project.json Structure
```json
{
"version": 1,
"project": {
"name": "from package.json or directory name",
"type": "laravel|nextjs|express|go-api|flutter|django|fastapi|generic",
"framework": "framework name and version",
"language": "primary language",
"description": "from package.json description or README",
"repository": "from git remote",
"entry_points": ["main entry files"],
"rootDir": "project root"
},
"structure": { "directories": {}, "key_files": {} },
"tech_stack": { "languages": [], "frameworks": [], "databases": [] },
"modules": [{ "name": "", "path": "", "exports": [], "imports": [] }],
"entities": [{ "name": "", "module": "", "fields": [], "relations": [] }],
"api_endpoints": [{ "method": "", "path": "", "controller": "", "auth": "" }],
"db_tables": [{ "name": "", "columns": [], "indexes": [], "foreign_keys": [] }],
"conventions": { "naming": {}, "patterns": [], "forbidden": [] }
}
```
### state.json Section Hashes
For each section, store a hash of the source files used to generate it:
```json
{
"sections": {
"entities": {
"last_updated": "2026-04-19T12:00:00Z",
"file_hash": "sha256:abc...",
"status": "fresh|stale|missing"
}
}
}
```
## Staleness Detection
A section is **stale** if:
1. Any source file it was generated from has changed (hash mismatch)
2. More than 24 hours since last update
3. New files were added to directories the section covers
A section is **missing** if:
1. It has never been generated
2. Its output file doesn't exist
## File Size Limits
| Output File | Max Lines | If Exceeded |
|-------------|-----------|-------------|
| overview.md | 200 | Split into multiple files |
| entities.md | 300 | Group by module |
| schema.md | 300 | Split by table group |
| endpoints.md | 200 | Split by API version |
| conventions.md | 150 | Link to external docs |
| stack.md | 100 | Summarize, link to lock files |
| file-graph.json | 2000 | Compress edges |
| module-graph.json | 500 | Aggregate leaf modules |
## Conventions
- Use `<gitea-commenting required="true" />` when posting indexing results
- Post a comment on the issue: "## 🏗 architect-indexer completed — `.architect/` indexed N files, M modules, K endpoints"
- Never modify source code — only write to `.architect/`
- Never delete sections — only update or add new ones
## Handoff
After indexing, return control to `orchestrator` with:
- Summary of what was indexed
- Number of files, modules, entities, endpoints found
- Any circular dependencies or architectural violations detected
- List of sections that are still empty (no data found)

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"agent-architect": allow
"php-developer": allow
"python-developer": allow
"architect-indexer": allow
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# Orchestrator
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## Behavior
- Route by status: new→history-miner, researching→system-analyst, testing→sdet-engineer, implementing→lead-developer, fail→the-fixer
- **FIRST CONTACT**: Before any task delegation, check `.architect/state.json`:
- If missing or `status === 'not_indexed'` → delegate `architect-indexer` FIRST
- If stale (any section `status === 'stale'`) → delegate `architect-indexer` incrementally
- If fresh → proceed with normal routing, read relevant `.architect/` sections for context
- After `lead-developer` or `the-fixer` complete tasks that add/remove files → mark affected `.architect/` sections as stale
- Check blockers before routing; suspend if dependencies unmet
- Only you authorize release-manager after evaluator confirmation
- Comms: "To: [Agent]. Task: [essence]. Context: [file ref]"
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| Agent | When |
|-------|------|
| requirement-refiner | New vague request: refine requirements |
| architect-indexer | First contact or stale `.architect/`: index project |
| history-miner | New issue: check duplicates |
| system-analyst | Researching: design specifications |
| sdet-engineer | Designing: write failing tests |