Embedded Files
Turn your diagrams into formal, Git-based, ✨ AI-ready architecture repository. Branches, pull requests, peer reviews, HTML preview, using open-source and standard tools, not a proprietary EA platform.
The problem with traditional EA
Static and informal diagrams
Architecture lives in PowerPoint, Visio, Miro, Lucid and wiki pages instead of a structured, version-controlled repository, so nobody trusts which diagram is current.
No single architecture repository
Each team keeps its own copies and folders, making it impossible to get a complete, consistent view of the enterprise.
Expensive tools and vendor lock‑in
Proprietary EA tools add licence and integration costs, and make you dependent on one vendor’s roadmap and availability.
Quickly outdated
Models are updated manually and infrequently, so they lag behind real systems and stop being useful for decisions.
Disconnected from delivery teams
Architecture is managed in separate tools and processes, so product and engineering teams rarely see it or use it in their day‑to‑day work.
What EAaC changes
Built on Open-Source & Free Tools. No Vendor Lock-In.
TOGAF‑aligned repository
Clear folder structure based on TOGAF's Architecture Repository, with naming conventions and meta-models so teams know exactly where everything lives.
ArchiMate-based
A single, standardised modelling language understood across strategy, business, and technology teams. Models are consistent, comparable, and traceable from business capabilities down to infrastructure components.
Archi as open-source tool
Free, cross-platform modelling tool with an active community and no licence fees. Models are stored as XML, so you are never locked into proprietary formats. Easy to learn, easy to share, easy to extend with scripts (jArchi).
Architecture repository in Git
Every diagram change flows through branches, pull requests, and reviews, with full history. Architecture decisions become traceable and auditable. No more emailed Visio files or lost updates.
GitHub Actions for CICD
Automated HTML generation on every Pull Request or merge into the main branch.
GitHub Pages for hosting
Your architecture repository is published automatically as a static site, fast, secure, and accessible to anyone with the link. No servers to manage, no extra hosting cost, always up to date with the latest approved models.
How It Works
Model in Archi
Build a TOGAF-aligned template with Archi to map everything from high-level business goals down to specific technology components. The model is stored as structured XML file.
Commit to Git
Treat your model like source code. Push your changes to GitHub. Open a Pull Request to invite peer review and architectural governance - exactly like a code review.
Automated CI/CD
GitHub Actions triggers our custom workflow, validating the model and publishing Architecture Repository in HTML format to GitHub Pages instantly.
EA Governance
Assign and review every architectural change following GitHub flow. Every change goes through the same review process your engineering teams already use.
Architecture Repository
TOGAF’s Architecture Repository
TOGAF’s Architecture Repository is pre-populated with reference diagrams and examples.
Reference Architecture
A repository contains Enterprise Architecture examples and reference architectures.
CI/CD
Blueprint
Ready-to-use GitHub Actions YAML for automated HTML generation and publishing.
HTML
Preview
You can view all your current and proposed architectures directly in your device’s browser.
Strategic Benefits
✨ AI-Ready Infrastructure: By moving to a structured XML-based repository, your architecture data is ready to be consumed by LLMs for automated impact analysis and gap detection.
Audit-Proof Governance: Every architectural decision is recorded in the Git history. Know exactly who changed a component, when, and why it was approved.
Zero Knowledge Silos: Your architecture is no longer a "secret" held in a Solution Architect's laptop. It is a live, searchable website accessible to every developer and stakeholder.
Vadim Dubovitsky
Solution Architect, UK
20 years of experience in enterprise software development.
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