Using Architecture Graph
Start with the problem you want AG to help solve: making important design decisions easier to find, discuss, and preserve through changes.
| If you want to… | Read… |
|---|---|
| Assess language support and the extra toolchain | Languages and toolchain |
| Add AG to a project and understand what gets installed | Getting started |
| Have Claude Code or Codex help create and maintain the graph | Using AG with a coding agent |
| See the complete idea in a small working example | Hello-world |
| Explore the toolkit's own responsibilities and decisions | AG self-model |
| Browse a familiar design with shared contracts and open questions | Task manager |
| Keep context useful as the graph grows | Indexes and generation in CI |
| Change or extend the toolkit | Development |
| Inspect or troubleshoot the agent’s work manually | Manual operation |
| Find an exact command or file rule | Reference |
| Understand what a passing check means | Limits and upgrades |
| Prepare a distribution release | Publishing preparation |
| Get a downloadable package or build one | Packages and GitHub Actions |
The history folder holds origin notes, early validation records, and the original Filmcraft adoption plan. You can skip it entirely when adopting AG.