Maintained by agents

Who keeps the map alive? The agents already writing your code, patching the graph as they go.

A product map dies the day nobody updates it. Arkaik's bet is simple: the people least likely to forget are the agents already touching your code. So the map gets four helpers, each with a different moment in the project's life.

The everyday one rides along with your coding agent. Rename a screen, add an endpoint, ship a flow, and the map moves with it, history included.

The map-keeping skill

A Claude Code skill that updates the map as a side effect of changing the code.

When an agent wants to ask the map a question, or change it safely, it talks to a server that knows the rules and refuses to break them.

The agent plane

An MCP server that lets any agent read the map, change it safely, and run quality audits.

Coming to Arkaik with a repo that already has years of history? A one-time onboarding run reads your merged pull requests and builds the map from what actually shipped.

Bootstrap from history

A one-time onboarding run that builds the whole map from your repo's merged PRs.

And if all you have is a pitch, the prompt builder turns a paragraph into a first map to argue with.

From pitch to first map

A prompt builder that turns a product pitch into a first bundle any LLM can draft.

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