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Model the enterprise system you have, define a safe replacement boundary, and regenerate software your team owns. Archiet keeps requirements, architecture, controls, code, and verification tied to one portable Genome.
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Current system
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Architecture Genome
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Owned module
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Governed change
SSO, private hosting, and security scans matter, but horizontal app builders can add them. Archiet's advantage is the formal model that survives every stack, generation, audit, and replacement phase.
The system is formalized as capabilities, processes, data, applications, technology, and relationships—not left inside a chat transcript.
The durable asset is a versionable specification. Generated applications use standard frameworks and do not require a proprietary Archiet runtime.
Change the contract and regenerate through the same renderer and gates. Avoid manually reconciling hundreds of prompt-created files.
Architecture reports, compliance mappings, generated files, verification results, and drift evidence trace back to the same source model.
One canonical pipeline, from the system that exists today to a verified module that can coexist with it.
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Import a PRD, repository, ArchiMate model, or supported platform metadata. Identify capabilities, dependencies, controls, and risk before choosing what to replace.
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Formalize entities, workflows, integrations, architecture decisions, and compliance requirements in one portable specification.
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Generate standard source code behind explicit coexistence contracts. Keep the incumbent system running while the replacement proves itself.
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Run structural, security, delivery, and runtime gates. Track traceability and drift from the same Genome used to generate the module.
This planner routes you into Archiet's existing assessment, Genome, template, and generation workflows. It does not recommend a big-bang rewrite.
Bring the current architecture, requirements, or repository. The first decision is the replacement boundary; generation follows only after the contract is explicit.
No. The recommended path is a bounded replacement: choose one capability, define coexistence and rollback contracts, generate the module, prove it, then decide whether to expand.
Prompt-to-app tools optimize the conversation that creates code. Archiet makes a formal Architecture Genome the durable contract and derives architecture artifacts, code, controls, and verification evidence from it.
Yes. Archiet generates standard source code and exports the Genome. The application does not need an Archiet SDK or production callback to run.
Start with a bounded workflow that has clear users, data ownership, integrations, and measurable acceptance criteria. Avoid replacing an entire ERP or SaaS suite before one module has passed runtime verification.