For architects, engineers, and delivery teams

Keep architecture diagrams and code in sync

Document new and existing infrastructure with interactive diagrams connected to the code behind them.

The challenge

Architecture diagrams lose value when they drift away from implementation. Teams need a shared view of what exists and a way to carry design decisions back into the code.

How it works

01
Build a shared view of the architecture
Use agents to create documentation and interactive diagrams from infrastructure code and available cloud context. Explore how resources connect and what supports an application.
02
Move between the design and the code
Use diagrams to discuss a proposed architecture change, then have agents develop the corresponding code. Update diagrams as the implementation changes so both views describe the same work.
03
Review the architecture alongside the change
Check the infrastructure against organizational requirements and review the diagrams and code together. Keep documentation updates part of delivery rather than a separate exercise.

An example

Document an inherited environment, explore its dependencies in an interactive diagram, and use an architecture change to guide an agent’s code update.

What changes for your team

Help engineers, architects, and reviewers work from a common understanding. Reduce the time spent reconstructing an environment before making a decision. See how to measure the value.