Belva Architect

As an AI development environment, Belva Architect starts from UML diagrams instead of text prompts. Architects draw and refine a system design, and Belva Architect generates the code from that diagram.

It supports both monolith and microservice architectures and also hosts the generated code, so design, code and deployment stay in a single place.

Older systems are covered too.

You can import an existing codebase, view its architecture as a diagram, and modernize it from there with a few clicks.

That makes the tool relevant to teams maintaining legacy software, not only those starting new projects.

The approach suits architects and developers who already think in diagrams.

If your team does not model systems in UML, the central idea behind Belva Architect will matter less to you.

Its categories also mention agent, scheduling and voice assistant uses, but code generation from UML is the core.