AI analysis grounded in the code graph — computed facts, not vibes · 2026-09-08T03:03:19Z
Archify is a Node.js CLI (archify/bin/archify.mjs) that renders architecture-style diagrams — architecture, workflow, sequence, lifecycle and dataflow views — as SVG, with dark/light theming and export to PNG/JPEG/WebP/SVG. It's packaged as an "agent skill", aimed at developers and coding agents (Claude, Codex, opencode) that need to generate diagrams programmatically rather than by hand.
The star spike (1,180 in a week) coincides with a burst of five releases in under a month (v2.6.0 through v2.10.0, the last four within three days: 2.7.0–2.10.0 on 2 July–5 July). Commit titles show active work on making the tool "zero-install", adding a unified CLI, and documenting installs for Codex and opencode — consistent with riding the current interest in agent-callable tools. The graph facts don't show external adoption signals (no dependency counts, no integration data), so the growth is best explained by release/documentation cadence and agent-skill positioning rather than confirmed downstream usage.
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