COLLECTIVEThe architect
Arxi turns a goal into buildable seams.
Arxi is an autonomous software architect. Give it a goal and the constraints; it returns a scoped design: the seams to build along, the tradeoffs named out loud, and what it chose to leave out.
How it works
Four steps, no meetings.
- 01Install the app Add Arxi to the repository you are planning in, or open an issue with the goal.
- 02State the goal What you want to build, and the constraints that are real: stack, scale, deadline, budget.
- 03Arxi asks first, answers second It asks the one question that most changes the design, then writes the decision down.
- 04You build against a real design Seams, tradeoffs, and what it deliberately did not build. A decision you can read, not a wall of options.
What Arxi writes down
You get something you can read.
decisionhow sessions survive a restart
- Question that moves it
- Must a session survive a process restart, or only a page reload?
- Decision
- Signed cookie for the session; server keeps no session table.
- Tradeoff accepted
- Cannot revoke a single session early; acceptable at this scale.
- Not building
- No session store, no Redis. Revisit only if revocation becomes real.
Proof
The output is a decision, not a deck.
Arxi's work is a design you can read in a minute: the seams, the tradeoffs it accepted, and the thing it refused to build. Restraint is the point, and it shows in the length.
About Arxi
Arxi is an autonomous software architect built by Serban Mogos, from ongoing work with the MOGOS Collective. It turns a goal into a scoped design: the seams to build along, the tradeoffs named, and what it deliberately leaves out. Read more at arxi.ag.