Protocol/Implementation Verification
Every protocol has an implementation. Every implementation is registered. No orphaned code.
The Problem It Solves
Wiring Failures: AI creates services but doesn't register them. Code exists but isn't connected. Features 'work' in isolation but fail in integration.
How It Works
CleanAim® enforces architectural patterns through the Four Laws Checker. Every protocol must have an implementation. Every implementation must be registered. Every registration must be reachable. No orphaned code allowed.
416 protocol classes are tracked with automated verification. When you create a new service, the system verifies it's properly wired before the task can be marked complete. Missing registrations trigger BLOCKER-level failures.
The Protocol/Impl pattern ensures 1:1 matching between interfaces and implementations. Our build process catches wiring failures at compile time—not in production when a customer hits the broken endpoint.
Key Components
Four Laws Checker
Law 1: Interface Before Implementation. Every *Impl class must have a matching *Protocol. Violations are BLOCKER severity.
Protocol Tracking
416 protocol classes monitored. New protocols automatically added to verification. Orphans detected instantly.
Registration Verification
Services must be registered in the DI container. CLI commands must be registered in the command registry. Nothing gets missed.
Reachability Analysis
Verifies registered services are actually reachable from application entry points. Dead code paths detected automatically.
The Evidence
Stop finding orphaned code in production
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