aiox-architect

To design full-stack system architecture, you define main user journeys and key non-functional requirements like security and performance. The system then generates holistic frontend, backend, API, and infrastructure blueprints using deterministic templates and checklists.

Planning API architecture for REST, GraphQL, tRPC, and WebSocket involves defining integration flows, defense-in-depth security, and consistent error-handling expectations. This ensures coherent cross-cutting concerns across your technology stack and deployment infrastructure.

Yes, you can use this for brownfield evolution of an existing system. It guides incremental evolution by structuring full-stack architecture updates, ensuring new service boundaries, APIs, and infrastructure align coherently with your current technology stack.

To select a technology stack focused on performance and maintainability, you evaluate pragmatic constraints like developer experience and cost-conscious engineering. The architecture definition process ensures stack choices align with your infrastructure and non-functional requirements.

Yes, system architecture design explicitly handles cross-cutting security concerns. It applies defense-in-depth guidance and security architecture definitions across your backend, frontend, and APIs to ensure critical requirements are not left to chance.

To generate an end-to-end architecture blueprint, you need to provide main user journeys, key non-functional requirements such as scalability and performance, and any specific constraints on your hosting or technology stack.