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1/ Being an application architect right now means fielding a steady stream of AI opportunity ideas from across the org -- on top of the portfolio you're already managing. The volume isn't the problem. Making sure every idea gets a fair, structured look is.
3/ So I built one. Paste meeting notes or upload a doc -- AI extracts structured data. 10-dimension scoring with evidence, not vibes. Stakeholder review via magic links (no accounts needed). Portfolio dashboard with everything ranked. Executive briefings generated automatically.
4/ I use it daily. It's the tool I needed and couldn't find. Free to start -- no credit card, no sales call. archkit.dev/
I built a thing: ArchKit
Writing Architecture Decision Records shouldn't take longer than making the decision.
ArchKit interviews you about your decision, suggests alternatives, maps consequences, and outputs a clean MADR in ~60 seconds.
archkit.dev
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