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Blueweft
Design the system. Give your coding agent the contract.
Blueweft carries architecture decisions into implementation. Model components, responsibilities and boundaries, then export the architecture, agent instructions and applicable checking scripts for Codex or Claude Code. Free to use without an account.
Blueweft focuses on the context that needs to travel with an implementation task: who owns a responsibility, how requests should flow, and which dependencies should be avoided.
You model the architecture visually and export a brief for Codex or Claude Code. The Commerce example makes the transfer tangible: its ownership and request-flow decisions appear in the downloaded instructions alongside the structured model.
Design checks inspect the model. Repository checks must run separately, and the handoff does not guarantee agent compliance.
Try a system you already understand, capture one responsibility and one boundary, and inspect the export. Feedback on what your implementation briefs still need would be useful.
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About Blueweft on Product Hunt
“Design the system. Give your coding agent the contract.”
Blueweft was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #123 on the daily leaderboard. Blueweft carries architecture decisions into implementation. Model components, responsibilities and boundaries, then export the architecture, agent instructions and applicable checking scripts for Codex or Claude Code. Free to use without an account.
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