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z4nzu/hackingtool · Architecture

A static read of how z4nzu/hackingtool is wired together — module coupling, layering, and circular dependencies — derived from its import graph.

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Architecture grade
score 99/100
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Import cycles
lower is better
80
Modules parsed
174 edges
98%
Layeredness
clean-layer ratio

Most-depended-on modules

These are the highest-fan-in files — change them and the blast radius is largest. Read them first.

  • src/hackingtool/core.py39 importers · radius 45
  • src/hackingtool/__init__.py18 importers · radius 58
  • src/hackingtool/engagement.py11 importers · radius 19
  • src/hackingtool/config.py10 importers · radius 19
  • src/hackingtool/cli.py9 importers · radius 9
  • src/hackingtool/constants.py9 importers · radius 58
  • src/hackingtool/findings.py9 importers · radius 20
  • src/hackingtool/ai_recommend.py6 importers · radius 53

Modules (4)

Source directories grouped from the import graph. Each links to a per-module page with its files and how it couples to the rest.

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