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Repository proof

What ArcSight found in h3

Real arc impact on h3 — blast radius, break paths, and evidence. Same question as the homepage: what breaks if I change this?

Project: h3 · Score: 81.3/100 (Healthy architecture) · 58 modules · 210 edges

arc impact src/error

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Proof summary

Four questions every public repository page must answer — see validation record.

Modules to inspect

One row per module. Fan-in is direct dependents. Blast radius is downstream modules reachable from that file.

Fan-in, direct dependents
  • src/event27 dependents
  • src/h316 dependents
  • src/types/handler16 dependents
  • src/error13 dependents
  • src/response12 dependents
  • src/types/h310 dependents
  • src/types/context9 dependents
Blast radius, downstream modules
  • src/error43 modules
  • src/event41 modules
  • src/h341 modules
  • src/types/handler41 modules
  • src/response41 modules
  • src/types/h341 modules
  • src/types/context41 modules
ModuleFan-inBlastRisk
src/error1343MEDIUM
src/event2741MEDIUM
src/h31641MEDIUM
src/types/handler1641MEDIUM
src/response1241MEDIUM
src/types/h31041CRITICAL
src/types/context941CRITICAL

What ArcSight found

src/error: fan-in 13, blast radius 43, MEDIUM. 58 modules and 210 dependency edges traced.

Why it matters

In h3, Change-risk signal at src/error (fan-in 13) — merge impact can travel beyond the diff you see. Blast radius on src/error reaches 43 downstream modules. ArcSight answers “what breaks if I change this?” before you ship; high fan-in is a change-risk signal, not a verdict on design quality.

What we'd inspect first

  • src/error
  • src/event
  • src/h3

What evidence supports it

  • Local CLI analysis — repository source stays on your machine
  • Structural coverage: 58 modules, 210 edges in this snapshot
  • Reproducible fields match homepage live demo and frozen proof output

Architectural Risk Map

Where risk accumulates by control surface — drill down Surface → Substrate → Mechanism → Evidence.

See control surfaces →

Dependency evidence

Architecture visualization

Diagrams are generated from ArcSight analysis data. Dependency graph and risk map show key modules; subsystem view shows high-level structure.

Dependency graph
Dependency graph for this codebase
Subsystem architecture
Subsystem architecture for this codebase
Risk map
Risk map for this codebase

Architecture score & metrics

Score: 81.3/100 · Stability: 24/100 · Status: healthy · Confidence: 100%

  • Dependency cycles: 18
  • Layer violations: 1
  • Duplicate authorities: 23

Architectural gravity centers

  • src/error— concentrates too many responsibilities
  • src/event— concentrates too many responsibilities
  • src/event— sits on a dependency cycle
  • src/event— shared utility hub
  • src/h3— concentrates too many responsibilities

CLI workflow

Impact, then scan, fix, finish, and watch.

  • arc impact <file>See what a change breaks
  • arc scanFind issues
  • arc fixApply fixes
  • arc finishResolve remaining
  • arc watchKeep clean

More commands (explain, guard…) →

h3 architecture metrics
Score
81.3
Modules
58
Edges
210

Metrics

MetricValue
Architecture score81.3/100
Modules58
Edges210
Dependency cycles18

FAQ

What did ArcSight find in h3?
src/error: fan-in 13, blast radius 43, MEDIUM. 58 modules and 210 dependency edges traced.
Why does the h3 structure matter?
In h3, Change-risk signal at src/error (fan-in 13) — merge impact can travel beyond the diff you see. Blast radius on src/error reaches 43 downstream modules. ArcSight answers “what breaks if I change this?” before you ship; high fan-in is a change-risk signal, not a verdict on design quality.
Which file should I inspect first in h3?
Start with src/error. Run arc impact on that file before the change merges.

Key takeaways

  • •Architecture score 81.3/100 indicates a healthy structure with room to reduce cycles and violations.
  • •Structural scan reports dependency cycles — inspect impact paths before refactors that cross module boundaries.
  • •High fan-in modules are change-risk zones; run arc explain <path> before refactoring.
  • •Run the full workflow (analyze, hotspots, explain, impact, snapshot, drift) in your repo for deterministic architecture insights.

Run ArcSight on your repo

Install locally, then run arc impact on the file you plan to change — before merge.

npm install -g arcsight
arc impact <path>
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