The Viewer
You draw a picture. It writes text
The same road, travelled the other way. Place a box, pull an edge, lay a diagram out until it reads properly, and ArchMeta writes the text you would otherwise have typed. Fully what-you-see-is-what-you-get, and what it leaves behind is a file you can read.
- A canvas built for diagramsOrganise and build views by hand, with gestures meant for architecture rather than for general drawing.
- Edits stage, they never leakNo gesture reaches your files. Changes gather in the commit bar until you commit them, and Discard puts everything back.
- Drawn once, drawn everywhereThe canvas and the published site draw from the same primitives, so what you arrange is what a reader sees.
- Or ignore it entirelyThe text stays authoritative. The Viewer is one way in, never the only one.