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Architext
Architecture diagrams and SAD docs from your real infra
Architext turns your infrastructure into architecture docs. Paste docker-compose, Kubernetes, Terraform, CloudFormation, or a GitHub repo URL — it auto-detects the format and builds an editable diagram. From that one model it compiles context diagram, ADRs, NFRs, threat model, cost, and slide decks. An AI co-editor evolves it in plain English ("add a Redis cache between the API and the DB"). Free, no signup required.
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I'm a solution architect, and every time I had to produce a solution-architecture doc I hit the same wall: a blank template. Staring at "Context Diagram," "Non-Functional Requirements," "Threat Model" headers with nothing under them — reverse-engineering decisions I'd already made three sprints earlier.
The thing is, the architecture already exists. It's sitting in your docker-compose, your Terraform, your K8s manifests. So I built Architext to start from there instead of from nothing: paste your infra (or a GitHub repo URL), it auto-detects the format and builds an editable diagram — services, datastores, dependencies. Then it compiles the boring governance docs from that same model: context diagram, ADRs, NFRs, RAID, threat model, cost, plus slide decks per audience. Everything stays in sync because it's one graph.
There's also an AI co-editor — you can say "add a Redis cache between the API and the DB" and the diagram updates atomically.
It's free, no signup needed to try it. I'd genuinely love feedback from other architects and platform engineers — especially where the IaC auto-detection breaks on real-world files, because that's the part most likely to trip on edge cases.
What's the most painful part of architecture documentation for you? That's what I want to fix next.
Have you considered adding diff-style version history so I can see how the architecture changed between commits? That would make reviewing design shifts way easier and pair nicely with the AI co-editor workflow when proposing structural changes.
honestly the no signup thing is huge, basically just paste and go. love that the diagram stays editable too instead of being a one shot render.
Love how it pulls so much from a single source model. One thing that would help a lot: a diff view between revisions so I can see exactly what changed in the diagram or ADRs after the AI co-editor runs, instead of just trusting the chat. That would make it way safer to use on real infra.
honestly this is genuinely useful, I pasted a messy terraform repo and it spit out a clean diagram plus threat model in like a minute. the "add redis between api and db" thing actually worked, which kind of amazed me
About Architext on Product Hunt
“Architecture diagrams and SAD docs from your real infra”
Architext was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 8 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #157 on the daily leaderboard. Architext turns your infrastructure into architecture docs. Paste docker-compose, Kubernetes, Terraform, CloudFormation, or a GitHub repo URL — it auto-detects the format and builds an editable diagram. From that one model it compiles context diagram, ADRs, NFRs, threat model, cost, and slide decks. An AI co-editor evolves it in plain English ("add a Redis cache between the API and the DB"). Free, no signup required.
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