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This eMag is mainly about software architecture practice, but two of its highlighted pieces center on AI: an agentic judgment layer that evaluates semantic drift inside CI/CD, and the argument that AI-generated code erodes system comprehension. The practical question for AI readers is whether these governed AI checks hold up in real pipelines, with measurable accuracy, cost, and false-positive rates, rather than whether the framing is persuasive.

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Mini book: Evolutionary Architecture in Practice

InfoQOctober 16, 20263 min read

Discover how to keep software evolvable as systems, technology, and teams shift. This edition explores agentic fitness functions for semantic drift, treating human comprehension as a core design metric, cross-cloud guardrails for regional autonomy, and aligning technical boundaries with Conway’s Law. Move beyond static diagrams to continuous feedback systems that keep change safe and intentional. By InfoQ

Architecture is often framed as simply making change easier. A far more compelling argument is that evolution is about keeping change safe, clear, and deliberate in the face of constant technological and organizational movement. Together, these articles offer much more than another collection of architectural patterns - they present evolutionary architecture as a continuous feedback system. Fitness functions signal when a…

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