Archify
86kOne of the best skills for mapping a project: the agent in Claude Code, Cursor or Codex explores the code, finds services and links, draws architecture, workflow and sequence diagrams, and runs nine checks before handing them over.
We installed the skill and ran it on Node 22.14: everything worked with no changes.
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What it is
Archify is not a diagram editor but a skill for an agent. It installs into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI or opencode, and from then on the agent understands "draw how our payment flow works": it reads the code itself, finds the services and links, and returns an interactive HTML diagram with node search and path tracing.
The main difference from "ask a model to draw it" is that the model does not draw the picture. The agent writes a small typed JSON, the renderer turns it into SVG deterministically, and before delivery a validator catches arrows that cut through an unrelated node and labels that land on a neighbouring line. The agent gets a rule code, repairs and re-checks, so what reaches you is an already checked diagram. It is a tool for an agent and a terminal, not a Figma replacement.
How it works
npx skills add tt-a1i/archify -g, installs the skill into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI or opencode.compare shows what was added, removed and moved between two versions of a diagram.Know before installing
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We went through this tool in detail — what it does, where the catches are, and who it suits.
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