AI Cloud Architect — docs that match the code

Cloud Architecture Documentation, Generated For You

A README, architecture overview, sequence diagrams, and per-module documentation generated automatically alongside your infrastructure code. The docs reflect the actual architecture every time — no drift between what the code does and what the docs say.

Generated README for an Azure deployment showing prerequisites, CLI tools, IAM permissions, and authentication setup — AZURE · DEPLOYMENT README
Prerequisites, IAM roles, and CLI setup — generated alongside the infrastructure code

The README that lands with the infrastructure code

Every generated codebase ships with a README that explains the architecture: what the components are, how they connect, what the operational characteristics are, what providers and regions are involved, and how to deploy. It is written for the engineer who will inherit the codebase.

The README sits at the root of the export. When you push to GitHub, the project page renders it as the landing description. When you hand the repo to a teammate, the README is the first thing they read.

Reflects the actual architecture

Because the docs are generated from the same architecture as the code, they always describe the components that exist. There is no drift between what the architecture does and what the docs say. When you edit the architecture and re-generate, the docs are re-derived alongside the code.

The architecture and the infrastructure code itself drive the documentation. So the docs always describe the resources that actually shipped, never resources that were discussed but cut.

Multi-module structure

Larger architectures ship with per-module documentation alongside the top-level README — networking, compute, data, security, observability — so the docs scale with the codebase. Each module's docs explain its purpose, the resources it declares, the inputs it consumes, and the outputs it exposes.

Regenerate any time

Documentation can be regenerated independently of the infrastructure code if you change a comment in the architecture, rename a service, or evolve a description. Regeneration takes seconds and does not require re-running the full infrastructure code generation or re-validating the codebase.

Related capabilities

Architecture diagramming

The architecture the documentation describes.

Infrastructure code generation

The Terraform, Pulumi, or Bicep the documentation ships alongside.

Observability-as-code

Dashboards, alarms, and notifications described in the same documentation set.

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