I Built Modulens to Make Hidden Angular Architecture Problems Easier to See

We can build software faster than ever now. With AI-assisted development, scaffolding features, generating components, writing utilities, and even shaping entire flows can happen in a fraction of the time it used to take. That speed is exciting. It lowers the barrier to turning ideas into working products. It helps solo developers move faster. It helps teams prototype more aggressively. It helps side projects become real products. But it also introduces a new kind of risk: we can create code much faster than we can truly understand, review, and sustain over time. In many projects, especially frontend projects, architectural problems do not appear all at once. They accumulate quietly. A component grows beyond its original responsibility. A shared UI element ends up living in the wrong place. A folder structure starts to drift. Warning signals become scattered. Complexity spreads across the workspace in ways that are easy to miss when all attention is focused on shipping the next feature