ARCHITECT
[ BETA ]

Design systems.Not code.Ship both.

Architect turns system design into deployment-ready software. Model the application with components, group them into zones, and coordinate any mix of agentic CLIs from one shared map.

Pilot program open — limited early access

DB

Database

AUTH

Auth

API

API Layer

UI

Frontend

INFRA

Infra

live preview — zones in flight

Works with your CLI

Bring whatever agent you already use.

Claude
Codex
OpenCode
Gemini

The problem

"The code shipped. The understanding didn't."

AI-generated code gets hard to understand the moment you stop watching every token. A week later, the output is real, but the reasoning behind the system is scattered across terminals, prompts, and memory.

Managing multiple agent CLIs only makes that worse. One tool handles the backend, another touches the UI, a third patches release flows, and you are left reconstructing the architecture after the fact.

How Architect fixes this

Architect gives you one platform and one system map. You define the application with components, group those components into specialist zones, and keep the whole architecture visible while work moves.

Parallel agents still run, but they run at the zone level across technical areas of the architecture. Any mix of agentic CLIs can contribute, and the result stays understandable, coordinated, and ready to ship.

WITHOUT ARCHITECT
claude
$ "rebuild the frontend shell and routing"
→ useful output, but the architecture behind it is already fading
codex
$ "ship the auth and API systems"
→ knows its task, not the full system around it
gemini
$ "finish release infrastructure and desktop packaging"
→ moving fast in a separate CLI with a separate mental model
✗ fast output, fragmented understanding, no durable map of the system
architect — shared architecture canvasWITH ARCHITECT
FRONTENDFrontendAnalyticsEDGECDNAPIAPIAuthDBEmailRELEASES3ObsFlags

✓ one architecture map — specialist zones own technical slices

How it works

From whiteboard to deploy

Map the zones

Lay out the core components of your application, then group related components into technical zones. Keep the map high-signal: what exists, what connects, and where specialist work should run.

WebAuth/DataAPIRelease

Write zone briefs

Describe what each zone owns, what good output looks like, and what boundaries matter. Keep the architecture understandable before the code starts moving.

api-zone
"Own the API gateway, auth boundaries, and shared service contracts across the application. Keep downstream zones grounded in the same architecture map."

Zones move together

Architect coordinates parallel work across specialist zones, so multiple agent CLIs can build technical slices of the same application without breaking the architecture map.

[frontend-zone]✓ Shell and routes updated
[api-zone]✓ Shared contracts aligned
[auth-data-zone]Syncing auth and storage...
[release-infra-zone]Waiting on final dependencies...

Everything your architecture needs

From first commit to production deploy

01

Parallel zones, one overseer

Every zone launches concurrently in its own CLI session. An overseer agent coordinates handoffs through a shared mailbox, so zones move in parallel without losing the bigger picture.

marketing-zone
access-zone
release-zone
product-zone
ops-zone
0s15s30s45s60s

02

Overseer-coordinated handoffs

You own the zone map. The overseer reads zone results as they land, plans the next round of work, and routes tasks between zones without manual handoff choreography.

DB

Database

AUTH

Auth

API

API

UI

Frontend

INFRA

Infra

03

Context threading

Each zone inherits the architecture context it needs, so generated work stays legible and connected to the whole system.

marketing-zone output
positioning, launch flow, owned components
access-zone input
positioning, launch flow, owned components

04

Session capture & resume

Every zone’s CLI session is recorded to ARCHITECT/sessions/. Relaunch a zone and pick up the exact conversation — works across Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and OpenCode.

access-zonesession_4f2aClaude
marketing-zonesession_9c1dCodex
release-zonesession_b830Gemini
ops-zonesession_e412OpenCode

05

Live agent log

Watch zones report progress in real time without losing the system-level picture.

[access-zone] Reading the architecture map...
[access-zone] Components assigned: onboarding, approval, rollout
[access-zone] Adjacent zones: marketing, release
[access-zone] Coordinating the onboarding experience...
[access-zone] ✓ request path aligned
[access-zone] ✓ rollout expectations captured
[access-zone] Sharing the updated context...
[access-zone] ✓ zone ready for launch

06

Runtime and stack agnostic

Any of Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, or OpenCode per zone. Your project code stays in your repo — Architect coordinates around it, not through it.

Next.jsFastAPIPostgreSQLSupabasePrismatRPCRailwayVercelGoRustDjango

Architecture

Your system, mapped as zones

Architect groups your components into zones — frontend, backend, database — so agents work on the right slice of the system.

Frontend Zone

2 nodes
UIui

UI Components

React views, forms, and layout primitives.

ROUTErouter

Router

Pages, navigation, and client state.

Backend Zone

2 nodes
APIapi

API Routes

Request handlers and business logic.

AUTHauth

Auth Service

Sessions, tokens, and access control.

Database Zone

2 nodes
DBpostgres

Postgres

Primary relational store with migrations.

CACHEcache

Redis

Session cache and rate limiting.

Under the hood

What's actually happening

zone.config.json
{
"id":: "marketing-zone",
"label":: "Marketing Web Agent",
"type":: "zone",
"prompt":: "Own the public site refresh, route every conversion path to /early-access, and keep the messaging aligned to zone-based execution.",
"dependsOn":: [
"access-zone",
"release-zone"
],
"surfaces":: [
"Next.js",
"Landing page",
"Docs",
"Download",
"CTA flow"
],
"output":: {
"route":: "/early-access",
"contract":: "./lib/early-access.ts",
"ui":: "./app/early-access/page.tsx"
}
}

Pilot program

What early access gets you

We're running a small pilot with engineers and teams who want to help us build something genuinely useful. Spots are limited.

Shape the product

Pilot users get direct access to the team. Your feedback drives what gets built next — not a roadmap written in a vacuum.

Direct support channel

Skip the ticket queue. Pilot users get a private Slack channel with the founding team for onboarding, questions, and bug reports.

Founder pricing locked in

Early access pricing is locked for life. As we raise rates at launch, your plan stays at the rate you signed up for.

Ready to hand off the busywork?

Early access runs through a dedicated intake flow now. Tell us about your team, platform, and use case so we can route the right pilot access.

Basic lead intake only. No spam. We'll follow up when your pilot lane opens.