What can I use Archify for?

Give the assistant a repository and receive an architecture diagram with links back to source material; Describe a travel itinerary or learning plan and turn it into an interactive visual you can explore and share; Ask a question and request an explainer page with the conclusion followed by supporting panels

Can I run Archify on my computer?

It runs as an add-on inside an AI assistant you already use. Hardware requirements are not documented in the source.

What do I need to use Archify?

Install the skill in Cursor, Claude Code, Codex CLI or OpenCode. A repository is optional; a written description can be the starting input.

What license does Archify use?

The source lists the Apache License 2.0 license (Apache-2.0), an OSI-approved open-source license. Read the license file on the source page for the full terms.

Archify: Turn plans and codebases into interactive visual guides

What it does

Archify is an assistant skill that turns descriptions, questions, plans, or repository contents into interactive visual pages. You can explore and customize the resulting page, or share it with someone else. For longer explanations, it can organize the answer into panels containing diagrams, tables, steps, and code. Repository-based explanations can include source excerpts tied to a specific commit.

How to use it

Open the repository and install it for a supported assistant. Describe what you want to understand, plan, or explain, or ask the assistant to read a repository. Archify produces an interactive web page. Continue with requests such as highlighting a cache-miss path or changing the theme to revise the visual.

Common use cases

Give the assistant a repository and receive an architecture diagram with links back to source material.
Describe a travel itinerary or learning plan and turn it into an interactive visual you can explore and share.
Ask a question and request an explainer page with the conclusion followed by supporting panels.

Can I use this?

Add-on for your coding assistant

Requirements The source lists Cursor, Claude Code, Codex CLI, and OpenCode. A written description is enough to begin; a repository is optional. Hardware requirements are not documented in the source.

Caveat Archify is open source, while third-party online services and paid plans have their own operators and service details. Use the project's installation options for your chosen assistant.

Worth knowing It works through an AI assistant. Third-party online services and paid plans are operated separately from Archify. Licensed under MIT.

Why it's here

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Last seen on the GitHub trending list on 27 October 2026. It stays on BuildTube so you can still find it.

94,626 people have starred it on GitHub.

Numbers checked on 8 November 2026; not refreshed since.

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What is Archify?: Archify is an assistant skill that turns descriptions, questions, plans, or repository contents into interactive visual pages.
What can I use Archify for?: Give the assistant a repository and receive an architecture diagram with links back to source material; Describe a travel itinerary or learning plan and turn it into an interactive visual you can explore and share; Ask a question and request an explainer page with the conclusion followed by supporting panels
Can I run Archify on my computer?: It runs as an add-on inside an AI assistant you already use. Hardware requirements are not documented in the source.
What do I need to use Archify?: Install the skill in Cursor, Claude Code, Codex CLI or OpenCode. A repository is optional; a written description can be the starting input.
What license does Archify use?: The source lists the Apache License 2.0 license (Apache-2.0), an OSI-approved open-source license. Read the license file on the source page for the full terms.

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