Архитектурный аудит модуля с блокирующим вердиктом

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Проектирование архитектуры модуля (Module Architecture Design) is a Claude Code skill that turns the orchestrator into a strict architect-reviewer: it never writes code itself, delegates all implementation to subagents via the Agent tool, then runs an adversarial audit of their output at two checkpoints and delivers a blocking verdict before any commit. Reach for it when you need to verify that the delivered feature actually serves the project's real goal, not just satisfies the literal prompt and passes CI; when a change touches a public API, introduces a new dependency, or has cross-module consequences that are hard to roll back; when reviewing your own implementation would be rubber-stamping by default. The skill enforces hard role separation: the architect reads files, runs verification commands (tests, lint, build, grep), writes a pre-flight document that names an explicit project north star, and composes the dispatch prompt — all writes to source files go exclusively through subagents. The 12-step cycle requires filing a tracking issue before any state-modifying call and waiting for explicit user approval before dispatch. This is a quality-control and architectural-coherence skill, not a code-generation one — direct implementation belongs to other skills.