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Import your ArchiMate 3.2 model from Enterprise Architect, Archi, or draw.io. Archiet generates a production-ready application in your chosen stack — with auth, RBAC, multi-tenancy, migrations, and compliance documentation — directly from the formal architecture. No gap between design and code.
Enterprise architecture teams spend weeks producing ArchiMate models, TOGAF deliverables, and architecture decision records. Development teams spend the same time building from scratch, ignoring the architecture because 'it's just a diagram.' The result: the running system drifts from the designed system within weeks. Archiet uses the ArchiMate model as the source of truth for code generation — every ApplicationComponent becomes a module, every DataObject becomes a database entity, every TechnologyService becomes an infrastructure element. The generated code is traceable to the architecture.
Archiet imports architecture models from: ArchiMate Exchange Format (.xml) from Archi, Enterprise Architect, BiZZdesign HoriZZon, and iServer; draw.io diagrams with ArchiMate shape libraries; Mermaid architecture diagrams; CSV entity lists with relationship definitions; and natural language product requirements documents (PRD). All paths produce the same internal model (the genome) and generate the same quality of code. The formal-model path (ArchiMate) produces the most precise mapping between architecture elements and code structures.
Archiet's code generation follows the Model-to-Text (M2T) principle from the OMG Architecture-Driven Modernization standard. BusinessProcess elements become service classes. ApplicationComponent elements become modules or controllers. DataObject elements become ORM entities with relationships matching the ArchiMate Associations. TechnologyService elements become infrastructure services (Redis, Celery, S3). AssociationRelationships become foreign keys. CompositionRelationships become nested objects. The mapping is deterministic — the same architecture always produces the same code structure.
The same ArchiMate model generates nine production stacks without rewriting: Flask + Next.js, FastAPI + Next.js, Django + Next.js, NestJS + Next.js, Laravel + Next.js, Go Chi + Next.js, Java Spring Boot + Next.js, Rails + Next.js, and .NET + Next.js. Switch stacks and regenerate in under 10 minutes. This is the multi-stack parity that single-framework code generators cannot offer — the architecture is the common language, not a specific framework's conventions.
Enterprise architecture models already contain the information needed for compliance documentation: application boundaries define the audit scope, data classifications define PHI/PII/financial data handling, security services define controls, and deployment nodes define the infrastructure landscape. Archiet generates SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria mapping, ISO 27001 Annex A control mapping, EU AI Act risk classification, and TOGAF architecture deliverables directly from the ArchiMate model — not from a separate compliance engagement.
ArchiMate 3.2 is the OMG standard for enterprise architecture modelling. It defines a formal vocabulary (elements and relationships) for describing business processes, application components, data objects, and technology infrastructure. Because it is formal and unambiguous, Archiet can deterministically transform ArchiMate models into code — the same way a compiler transforms source code into machine code. Other 'architecture to code' tools use informal diagrams that require human interpretation at generation time.
Yes. Archiet accepts PRDs, requirements documents, and plain English descriptions. The PRD extractor builds the formal model (genome) from your description. You can review and edit the extracted model before generating code. The ArchiMate import path is for teams that already have formal models; the PRD path is for teams starting from scratch.
Yes. Export your model from Enterprise Architect as ArchiMate Exchange Format (.xml) and import it into Archiet. The element types, relationships, and property definitions are preserved. Alternatively, use the /vs/sparx-ea comparison page to see how Archiet's code generation complements Enterprise Architect's modelling capabilities.
GitHub Copilot and Cursor generate code line-by-line from context. They do not understand or enforce architectural constraints — they suggest code that looks plausible but may violate the architecture. Archiet generates an entire application from a formal architecture model, enforcing structural constraints (multi-tenancy, auth patterns, compliance controls) that cannot be expressed as in-editor suggestions.
Describe your product once. Archiet generates a complete Flask + Next.js application — auth with httpOnly cookies, RBAC, multi-tenant workspace isolation, Alembic migrations, Celery workers, and a full OpenAPI 3.1 spec — without writing a single line of boilerplate.
Upload your product requirements document and Archiet generates a NestJS application with JWT authentication guards, TypeORM entities and migrations, workspace-scoped multi-tenancy, Swagger/OpenAPI 3.1 documentation, and a typed API client for your Next.js frontend — zero boilerplate written by hand.
Describe your product requirements and Archiet generates a complete FastAPI + Next.js application: Pydantic v2 request/response models, SQLAlchemy 2 ORM with async support, Alembic migrations, JWT auth, workspace isolation, Celery workers, and auto-generated OpenAPI 3.1 documentation.
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