How do you structure a monorepo so Claude Code stops violating your architecture as it grows?
alatmaca · reddit · 2026-10-22
A developer reports that as their codebase grows, Claude Code repeatedly violates documented architectural rules and burns context faster than expected. They ask for systematic advice on monorepo architecture (DDD/hexagonal fit), how CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md/ADRs/skills/hooks should divide documented vs. mechanically enforced rules, context management without losing architectural knowledge, and whether the real problem is task delegation and validation rather than repo structure.
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