Verifiable Architecture Visualization: Meet Archify
As autonomous AI coding assistants (such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex CLI) become central to system design, engineering teams increasingly use them to map complex architectures. However, typical AI-drawn diagrams suffer from inconsistent geometry, untyped syntax errors, and an inability to track structural changes across Git revisions.
Archify is an open-source diagramming and validation engine developed by tt-a1i to bring rigor to AI-generated system maps. Rather than generating loose markdown charts, Archify requires AI agents to produce a typed JSON Intermediate Representation (IR) that compiles deterministically into interactive, self-contained HTML and SVG artifacts.
What is Archify?
Archify operates as a verification engine and rendering compiler. When you ask an AI agent to map a codebase or design a cloud architecture, the agent outputs a structured JSON schema. Archify validates node clearances, boundary crossings, and layout hierarchies before generating a complete, standalone visual artifact.
