Architect 2.0 · for business teams and developers
Describe it. Or code it.
Ship the agents either way.
Architect turns an idea into a planned, working agentic app: a Blueprint you approve, agents in the framework you choose, and one project your ops lead and your engineers can both work in.
One project, two lenses
Switch the lens, not the tool
Business users see plain-English plans, a visual agent flow and a deploy checklist. Developers see files, diffs and agent code. It's the same project, so the handoff is a toggle instead of a rewrite.
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What changed
• New rule on Resolution Agent
• “Needs approval” badge on the Queue page
Agents
Plain-English instructions, a visual flow, and a Deploy button with a checklist.
How it works
From idea to live agents in four sheets
- Sheet 01
Blueprint
Your idea becomes pages, data, agents and integrations, in plain English. You approve it before any code exists.
- Sheet 02
Build
Watch the app assemble live. Every turn is a checkpoint you can diff or roll back.
- Sheet 03
Agents
Tune agents on a canvas or in code: Lyzr, LangGraph, CrewAI, OpenAI Agents, Claude Agent SDK, AutoGen.
- Sheet 04
Ship
Push to GitHub, deploy with a checklist, share a live URL. Roll back any deploy in one click.
Where it fits
Why not just use an app builder or a coding agent?
App builders own the visual loop. Coding agents own the repo loop. Neither treats agents as the product.
| Capability | App builders Lovable · Replit · v0 | Coding agents Cursor · Codex · Claude Code | Architect 2.0 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plan you approve before code is written | Partly | Partly | |
| Agents as first-class objects | — | Partly | |
| Choose your agent framework | — | Partly | |
| Usable with zero coding | — | ||
| File tree, editor and per-turn diffs | Partly | ||
| Import an existing repo | Partly | ||
| GitHub push + one-click deploy | Partly | ||
| API, CLI and MCP access | — |
Agents in the framework you already use
- Lyzr ADK
- LangGraph
- CrewAI
- OpenAI Agents SDK
- Claude Agent SDK
- AutoGen