design

System architecture generation creates high-level overviews for software systems, while UI mockups produce interactive HTML interfaces. These visual outputs help communicate software design decisions and structural planning to stakeholders before development begins.

Creating machine-readable schemas involves generating OpenAPI 3.0 and JSON Schema definitions for APIs and data models. This process requires Python and uses openapi-generator alongside jsonschema libraries to produce standardized, machine-readable contract definitions.

Yes, generating machine-readable schemas and architecture overviews requires Python along with openapi-generator and jsonschema libraries. These dependencies handle API definition parsing, schema validation, and system visualization for the software design pipeline.

Yes, the software design pipeline supports doc-only mode to generate API documentation without UI mockups. It also offers full pipeline mode, delta mode for incremental updates, and baseline recovery mode for restoring previous architecture states.

The best way to update existing system architecture is using delta mode, which applies incremental changes to schemas and mockups without full regeneration. This targeted approach modifies specific components while preserving the baseline architecture and existing design structure.

Using a single pipeline for system architecture, schemas, and UI mockups ensures consistency across API contracts, data models, and user interfaces. It streamlines the software design process by unifying OpenAPI generation, JSON Schema validation, and HTML mockup creation in one workflow.