ArchPilot

ArchPilot exists for a problem that AI coding assistants made urgent: code is now produced faster than any human review can check it against the architecture it is supposed to respect. Its framing — your AI writes code, ArchPilot protects architecture — is the clearest statement of that gap available in a product pitch.

It works as executable guardrails rather than documentation. Architectural rules are validated in the editor through a VS Code extension, enforced deterministically by a CLI, and checked on every pull request in CI, with governance snapshots optionally published for visibility across repositories.

The validation is deliberately deterministic rather than model-driven — it discovers project structure across common stacks and checks high-confidence dependency evidence locally, with no source leaving the machine. Local use is free.