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Get a physical architecture and bill of materials

Turn a finished design into where each part runs and what it costs, as a physical architecture and a priced bill of materials.

You can turn a finished design into a physical architecture, which shows where each part of the system runs, and a bill of materials (BOM), which lists every item the design needs and what it costs.

To get this job, install the architect pack:

agentbundle install --pack architect

Without Core, the result comes back in chat or goes to a folder you choose; with Core, it is saved beside the design in your repository.

Once you accept a design from architect-design, ask for the physical view:

Add a physical architecture and bill of materials to this design.

The agent drafts where each deployable part runs, then lists every item it needs.

To see what each line costs and what is still missing, ask:

Which BOM lines are unpriced, and why?

Each line names the exact item, such as a cloud plan, a container image address, or a library and its version, and shows whether its price is cited, unpriced (no grounded price was found), or has no direct cost.

To see what a change to an existing system adds or removes, ask:

Show the delta BOM for this change.

Each line is marked add, remove, or resize, and the total shows the net monthly change: added cost minus removed cost, per month.

To keep the result, say:

Save the physical architecture beside the design.

The agent shows the file path, waits for your yes, and saves physical-architecture.md in the design’s folder.