Design with C4
Move from Context and Container to Component and Code views. Keep boundaries, relationships and assumptions visible.
Open C4 Studio →One shared space for architects, engineers and stakeholders to shape C4 views, record the decisions behind them, and follow project progress with evidence.
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Architecture gets more useful when people can see what changed, why it changed, and what has actually been delivered.
Move from Context and Container to Component and Code views. Keep boundaries, relationships and assumptions visible.
Open C4 Studio →Capture the context, options and consequences behind an architecture decision, and preserve its review history.
Explore decisions →Keep project roadmaps close to the architecture they guide. Separate investigation, implementation, features and fixes.
View project workspace →Connect plans to implementation and evidence. A proposed design stays distinct from work that is verified and running.
See the evidence flow →Keep the architecture conversation connected as work moves from a change request through review and delivery.
See the workspace →Set the goal, scope and system boundary. Give each project its own working context.
Create or refine the C4 view at the level your team needs, from Context to Code.
Discuss the model, capture decisions and keep candidate changes clearly marked.
Track roadmap work and show what is proposed, underway, complete or verified.
A shared architecture workspace makes technical choices easier to review across disciplines.
Make boundaries, viewpoints and design rationale easy to explain and evolve.
See how implementation work relates to the model, decisions and current project goals.
Follow milestones, ownership and open questions without mistaking plans for delivery.
Understand the system and the choices shaping it, without needing to read the codebase.
Ask the Architect Assistant when you want a C4 proposal, an ADR draft or an implementation plan. It works from your project context and saved AI connection. You review every suggestion; it never approves or implements a change on its own.
Distinguish current systems, proposed changes and external services.
Keep design, implementation and operational verification separate.
Workspaces require an account and project access; the public page reveals no project workspace.
Explore MultiArchitecture and see how your team can connect design, decisions and delivery.
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