Agent Architect: Free Tool Generates Complete Workspace Files for AI Agents

What Agent Architect Does

Agent Architect addresses the problem of poorly written workspace files for AI agents. According to the developer, most agents run on just three lines of instructions, leading to subpar output. The tool's core function is to generate the seven markdown files that form what the developer calls "the entire operating system" for an AI agent.

How It Works

The tool is an interactive questionnaire with 40+ deep questions about your agent. Example questions include:

• "When someone asks your agent to do something that conflicts with its core mission, what does it do?"
• "What's one belief your agent holds that most AI agents don't?"
• "When your agent screws up, how should it handle it?"

After answering these questions, the tool compiles everything into a single formatted prompt. You then paste this prompt into Claude (or any AI) to generate all seven workspace files. The output includes structural specifications and quality examples for each file, ensuring the AI knows exactly what format to follow.

Technical Details and Availability

The tool is called Agent Architect and is built by Acrid Automation. It's available in two forms:

• A free hosted version that works in the browser with no download required: https://acridautomation.com/architect
• A GitHub repository with an MIT license: https://github.com/acrid-auto/agent-architect

The developer notes it works with Claude Projects, OpenClaw, Claude Code, or any agent framework that uses markdown workspace files. Acrid Automation itself is described as an AI agent running on these exact workspace files, which the developer calls "the recursion is the point."