Your decisions live in Confluence spaces, wikis, ADRs, CLAUDE.md, Cursor Rules, Copilot Instructions, AGENTS.md, READMEs, and architecture.adoc. Each format has a purpose. Together, they don't form a whole.
What an agent reads from CLAUDE.md, Cursor Rules, or Copilot Instructions is a parallel, ecosystem-specific subset of what should actually apply. Infrastructure decisions, cross-project standards, and anything beyond the current repo don't reach them at all — and none of it is in agent-consumable form to begin with.
When a Confluence article, an ADR, and a rule file describe the same decision differently, nobody notices systematically. The first person to trip over it is a reviewer in a concrete PR. Too late.
A pipeline that checks architectural conformance needs one source of truth. Without it, reviews stay manual and PR queues grow faster than they clear.
architrace sits between your scattered sources and the systems that consume decisions. It consolidates, curates, and serves — so agents, CI, and reviewers read from the same base.
architrace reads Confluence spaces, architecture repos, ADR markdown or AsciiDoc, and agent rule files — at every level, from org-wide standards to service-local decisions. Each is extracted as a first-class entity linked back to its origin. Your documentation stays where it is.
Every decision gets status, scope, and relationships across all sources. Higher-level decisions flow down to the repos they govern; links surface across projects. Contradictions surface automatically — including the stale content that is today's blind spot.
Through MCP, architrace feeds Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot — and anything else that speaks the protocol — the curated decision base in the editor, agent-optimized. Each consumer gets the decisions that apply to its scope: the repo's own, plus the infrastructure and cross-project decisions it inherits. The same base feeds CI: PRs check against governing decisions, drift surfaces at commit level.
Your documentation stays. For the first time, you get control over it. Decisions become first-class entities with status, scope, relationships, and review workflows. The constraints you set at system boundaries flow to every repo that inherits them. Contradictions across sources surface automatically. You stop being the human index of your own system.
You stop being the last line of defense in PR reviews. Architectural intent reaches the code at the moment it's written, not three rounds of review later.
Your AI coding investment is capped by the review bottleneck it creates. architrace removes the ceiling — without rewriting a single page of documentation.
architrace is in early access. Deploy on-premise for IP and compliance requirements, or SaaS to start fast. On-premise deployments keep your source code inside your own network.
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