Claude Connect
Architecture History
How discovery versions are stored, retrieved, and compared.
# Architecture History
Every successful Claude Connect discovery creates one immutable architecture version (snapshot) for that source.
What a version stores
- Version number (1, 2, 3, … per source)
- Source identity and organization ownership
- Initiating Claude Connect agent/connection
- Discovery timestamp
- Source revision/commit when available
- Architecture summary derived from SPECTRALE’s graph
- Content hash for integrity
- Reference to the previous version when applicable
What versions are not
Architecture snapshots are not executable repository backups. Claude Connect does not claim source-code restoration or rollback of your Git history.
Retrieval examples
- "Show the architecture snapshot you saved."
- "Compare the current architecture with the previous discovery."
- "Which components changed?"
- "Show the architecture as it existed last week."
The last example only works when a corresponding historical snapshot exists for that time.
Comparison
compare_claude_connect_versions returns summary-level added/removed component names from stored snapshots. It is intentionally bounded and evidence-based.
