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**Enterprise Architecture models without vendor lock-in.**
**Publish your ArchiMate models and explore, analyze and navigate them from a self-hosted web platform.**
**Or skip the modeling tool — describe your system to an AI agent and let it build the model for you.**

Built on ArchiMate · Powered by Go · PostgreSQL · Open Source

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ArchiPulse works alongside the tools architects already use — **Archi**, **archimate-editor**, or any AOEF-compatible tool. It adds the collaborative repository, the analytical layer, and the enrichment pipeline on top.

It also ships an **MCP server** (`archipulse mcp`) that lets any MCP-compatible AI agent — Claude, or others — operate the repository directly: create workspaces, model elements and relationships, query analytical views, and export AOEF, all through natural language. No file uploads, no manual modeling required.

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