Archify is an open-source agent skill that turns a system description or repository context into an interactive technical diagram. Archifyi is an independently operated browser workspace built with its rendering engine. It is not the official hosted Archify service.
Reading a diagram should be easy: follow a connection, inspect a component, and understand what the picture leaves out. You can try that experience in the public examples without an account or local installation.
Choose the workflow that fits
Use the original skill
Install Archify in a supported coding agent such as Cursor, Claude Code, or Codex. Keep your source and generated artifacts in your own environment. The open-source skill is free; your coding agent may have its own costs.
The workspace is designed for connected-component input, saved projects, version history, HTML and JSON downloads, and revocable sharing links. Public GitHub imports have a bounded scope. Natural-language generation requires a configured AI service.
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Be clear about the result
A diagram describes the components and connections supplied to it. It is not proof of live network traffic, security, or deployment readiness. Review assumptions and repository-derived suggestions before presenting the result as your system architecture.
Archifyi currently focuses on architecture diagrams. Do not assume that every diagram type or export format available in the upstream project is enabled in the browser workspace.
Curated example
Follow the connections.
Select a component to explore
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Browser
Sends a request. Treat everything arriving from the browser as untrusted input.
Make it your own
Browser -> API Gateway -> Application API -> PostgreSQL
API Gateway -> Auth Service
Application API -> Redis Cache
Application API -> Background Worker
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Common questions
Can I use Archify without installing it?
You can view shared HTML artifacts and the curated examples in a browser. Creating diagrams with the original skill requires a compatible agent environment. Archifyi offers a separate online workspace when its generation service is available.
Is Archifyi open source or officially affiliated?
The Archify rendering engine is open source. Archifyi is independently operated; this does not imply the hosted application is open source or endorsed by Archify’s maintainers.
Does it analyze a whole GitHub repository?
Archifyi imports bounded public root documentation and dependency manifests. Without AI, this produces a dependency inventory. It does not verify the full runtime architecture or access private repositories.