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Architecture docs die the moment code ships. Code-to-Blueprint sync now catches the drift. Every merged PR triggers an agent in Software Factory to compare the code to the architecture and leaves comments where they disagree. Learn more about Software Factory:

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Doc-code drift is the silent killer of modernization. Living ADRs + AI diff-review is the right pattern.

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Architecture drift is the symptom. The root cause is that specs and code live in different systems with no feedback loop. When implementation deviates from the spec, the deviation feeds back into the context files. The spec does not drift because it learns from the code.

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