What is the missing link in diagram-to-code workflows?

We recently shipped Solarch, a deterministic diagram-to-code compiler. Currently, the rules engine outputs strictly to NestJS. The core compilation logic is stable, and our next phase is focused on embedding this engine deeper into standard developer workflows.

Before we lock in the engineering cycles for the upcoming updates, I want to gather raw feedback from developers who build and maintain complex backend architectures.

Here is the immediate roadmap we are planning:

• VS Code Extension: Full bi-directional synchronization between the visual architecture nodes and your local codebase.

• MCP & API Support: Model Context Protocol integration to allow external AI agents and tools to interact directly with the Solarch rules engine.

• Expanded Topology: Introduction of new node relation rules and support for different architectural diagram frameworks.

• Obsidian-Style Graph Charts: A macro-level, interconnected dependency graph to visualize and navigate massive, complex systems.

Look at your current architectural workflow. Which of these four features would eliminate the biggest bottleneck for your team? If the most critical feature you need is missing from this list, what exactly is it?