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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://archie.com/docs/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Modules are the major features of your app — for example, “user accounts,” “course catalog,” “checkout,” “admin dashboard.” This page covers how to edit them.

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What a module looks like

Each module in the blueprint has a name, a short description, and a connection to the user types and services it uses. Modules are the building blocks the generator turns into pages, components, and APIs.

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Adding a module

  1. Open the Modules card on the blueprint page.
  2. Click Add module.
  3. Type a name and a short description.
  4. Save.
The new module is wired into the blueprint immediately. The generator will pick it up on the next build.

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Removing a module

Click the module to open it, then delete. Removing a module also removes references to it from related sections — for example, if a user type’s permissions referenced the module.

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Refining a module

You can refine a module two ways:
  • Direct edit — open the module, change its name or description, save. Best for small changes.
  • Blueprint chat — describe what you want (“the checkout module should support guest checkout, not just logged-in users”). The chat updates the module in place. Best for substantive changes.

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Common patterns

  • Split a vague module into two: “Account” → “User profile” + “Account settings.”
  • Merge two related modules: “Notifications” + “Email preferences” → “Notifications.”
  • Rename for clarity: “Admin stuff” → “Admin dashboard.”
  • Drop anything you do not actually need yet — building it later is easier than removing it later.

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FAQ

Most apps have between three and twelve. Anything beyond that suggests modules you should merge or features you can defer to a later build.
Edits do not auto-propagate. If you remove a module, check the related user types and update their permissions.