Web App
AIVory Architect runs in your browser at app.aivory.net/architect/designer. It is the same designer as the IDE plugins: canvas, setup wizard, Terraform generation, Infrastructure, Kubernetes, Firewall, Vault, Deploy pipeline, and Log.
- Sign in with your AIVory account, no install required
- Same designer as the IDE plugins, in your browser
- Seats and plans managed under Billing > Seats
- Connect a repository to read and write Terraform and Kubernetes files
- Jira app attaches a design to the ticket it belongs to
Sign in
- Go to app.aivory.net/architect/designer
- Sign in with your AIVory account, or create one
- The designer opens directly in your browser
Your designs
The design picker lists every design saved to your account, across the IDE plugins and the web app.
- Open a design to load its canvas, resources, and connections
- Create a design to start from a blank canvas or the setup wizard
- Save happens automatically as you work, the same auto-save as the IDE
Try it without a cloud account
Press Create a sandbox project in the design picker to get a small ready-made design: a load balancer, a virtual machine, and a database. The sandbox provider deploys nothing. Each resource becomes a record in the Terraform state file, so you can run Init, Plan, Apply, Detect Drift, the deployment pipeline, and Destroy exactly as you would with a real provider. The run needs no credential, creates nothing in any cloud, and costs nothing. Change a property and press Detect Drift to see the change the same way a real deployment reports one. One organization has one sandbox project, so the button opens the existing one if you press it again.
Seats and plans
Manage seats under Billing > Seats in your account. Adding a user to a Team plan assigns a seat immediately; removing a user frees the seat at the end of the billing period.
See the full pricing page for details.
Connect a repository
The web app has no local file system, so it reads and writes Terraform, Kubernetes, and configuration files through a connected repository instead of a project folder.
- Open Connect a repository from the designer sidebar
- Authorize AIVory to access the repository
- Pick the branch and path the designer should read and write
Once connected, the canvas parses existing Terraform and Kubernetes files the same way the IDE plugins do, and generated code is written back to the same repository.
The Jira app
AIVory Architect for Jira brings the same canvas into your Jira issues, so a design can live on the ticket it belongs to.
- Install it from the Atlassian Marketplace (listing)
- $19 per user per month, with a 30 day free trial
- Attach a canvas to any Jira issue, and open it directly from the issue view
Known limits
What the web app does not do
- Docker Compose support stays IDE only, the web app does not parse or generate Compose files
- SSH terminal sessions run through the browser and depend on your network allowing outbound WebSocket connections
- Large designs with many resources render best in the IDE plugins today