Blueweft focuses on the context that needs to travel with an implementation task: who owns a responsibility, how requests should flow, and which dependencies should be avoided. You model the architecture visually and export a brief for Codex or Claude Code. The Commerce example makes the transfer tangible: its ownership and request-flow decisions appear in the downloaded instructions alongside the structured model. Design checks inspect the model. Repository checks must run separately, and the handoff does not guarantee agent compliance. Try a system you already understand, capture one responsibility and one boundary, and inspect the export. Feedback on what your implementation briefs still need would be useful.

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Design the system. Give your coding agent the contract.

Design the system. Give your coding agent the contract.