Bring a system or a scenario
A product you have to design, a problem you are stuck on, or a scenario to practice.
Work side by side with an AI Agent that thinks like a senior AWS architect. Design production systems, ask why a service was chosen, and work through the tradeoffs on the diagram itself.
Start with a real scenario
Describe what to design. You take it from there together.
A shared workspace
This is not a chat window with AWS trivia in it. The architecture is the workspace: ask why a service is there, what fails first, and what it costs — then change it together.
How you work together
Generating the first architecture is the easy part. The learning happens in everything you do to it afterwards.
A product you have to design, a problem you are stuck on, or a scenario to practice.
You get an editable diagram with real services, boundaries, and connections.
Why this service, what fails first, what it costs, what the alternative would be.
Add resilience, scale, or observability — or simplify — and the diagram follows.
Who it is for
Practice exam scenarios, learn a service you have never used, or design the system you actually have to ship.
Practice the scenarios the exam is built on: availability, security, cost, and scale.
Design a real architecture and understand the reasoning behind every choice.
See how an unfamiliar service fits a working design, and what it replaces.
Draft, review, and refine production architectures with a second opinion.
Pick a starting point
Bring a system to design or a scenario to practice, and start working through it with your AI Agent.