The latest release of tt-a1i/archify is v3.1.0. This repository is an agent skill that turns ideas, plans, and codebases into interactive diagrams. It plugs into coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex to help with the visualization process. However, the provided FACTS list nothing as newly added or changed in v3.1.0, so the specific changes in this version cannot be confirmed.
The core is this: describe the content, and the agent explores it and turns it into an interactive HTML diagram that the user can customize and share. It is meant for situations where the code is hard to read or the relationships in a plan are not visible at a glance — moving the explanation into a visual aid. According to the README summary, it works in Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, and OpenCode, and is installed with the `npx skills add` command. It is written in JavaScript and uses the MIT license. In other words, the scope is clear: it is a skill that can be used across multiple coding tools.
The GitHub star count is 84,680, but the number of stars alone tells you nothing about the accuracy of the output or how well it fits your needs. The provided record contains no details on how the diagrams are generated and no quality assessment. Most importantly, since no changelog for the latest release is given, there is no basis for judging how the features differ in v3.1.0. All that can be confirmed is the description that this is a skill in which the agent creates interactive HTML diagrams; differences between versions can only be evaluated when release information is available.