antipattern-detector
Anti-Pattern Detector
Identifies recurring failure patterns in technical decisions, organizational structures, and project plans.
When to Use
- Reviewing architecture proposals
- Evaluating project plans and roadmaps
- Assessing team structures and processes
- Validating technology choices
- Checking migration strategies
Why Anti-Patterns Matter
Anti-patterns are proven failure modes. They look reasonable on the surface but lead to predictable problems:
- Technical debt accumulation
- Team burnout and turnover
- Missed deadlines and budgets
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