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Design AWS Architecture with Natural Language

OpenArchFlow is a privacy-first, open-source PWA that turns natural language into interactive AWS architecture diagrams — complete with Terraform exports, cost estimates, and local deployment.

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Components

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AWS Resources

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Discovery Services

v0.10.0

Current Version

Everything you need to design cloud infrastructure

From natural language to production-ready Terraform in minutes.

AI-Driven Design

Multi-provider AI engine supporting Gemini 2.0/2.5, AWS Bedrock, and local WebLLM. Describe infrastructure in plain English and refine with follow-up chat.

Infrastructure as Code

Export any diagram to production-ready Terraform HCL. Dependency order is inferred automatically across 60+ AWS resource types.

Local Deployment

MiniStack integration with interactive consoles for S3, Lambda, DynamoDB, SQS, and more. Test locally at zero cloud cost.

Real-Time Collaboration

P2P collaboration with end-to-end encryption. No central server sees your data. Sync to Google Drive for easy sharing.

AWS Resource Discovery

Import live AWS resources across 24+ services. Connections are inferred automatically, rendering your real infrastructure as an editable diagram.

Cost Estimation

Real-time cost estimates powered by the AWS Pricing API. Every resource change updates your monthly estimate instantly.

MiniStack Integration

Deploy & Test Locally — Zero Cloud Costs

Spin up a local AWS-compatible environment with MiniStack in under two seconds. Each resource gets an interactive console — browse S3 buckets, invoke Lambda functions, inspect DynamoDB tables, and simulate real API Gateway traffic — all on your machine.

Start MiniStack:

docker run -p 4566:4566 ministackorg/ministack

$ openarchflow deploy --target ministack

✓ Connected to MiniStack at localhost:4566

⚡ Creating S3 bucket: my-app-assets

✓ S3 bucket ready — Open browser →

⚡ Deploying Lambda: api-handler

✓ Lambda ready — Open invoker →

⚡ Creating DynamoDB: users-table

✓ DynamoDB ready — Open explorer →

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Free Forever. Open Source. MIT License.

No vendor lock-in. No tracking. No data collection. Your architecture diagrams stay in your browser. Contributions welcome.

MIT License

MIT

Use, modify, and distribute freely. No strings attached.

Privacy First

Local-first

All data stored locally in your browser. No telemetry, no tracking, no accounts required.

Contribute

Open PRs

Help build the future of cloud architecture tooling. PRs and issues welcome.

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