Architecture
⚙️ Architecture Overview
Welcome to the Architecture Overview of the Conjure project! In this section, we’ll explore how the Conjure platform is structured, how components interact, and the design principles that guide this dynamic system.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Core Components
Data Flow
AI Agent Lifecycle
Deployment Diagram
Key Design Principles
1. Introduction
Conjure combines Next.js, Node.js, and specialized AI Agents to create a modern, flexible, and highly scalable platform. It automates the code generation process and seamlessly integrates backend, frontend, and deployment logic.
Key Goals
⏱ Rapid iteration with AI-driven generation
➕ Modular, maintainable structure
⚡ High performance & efficient resource usage
2. Core Components
ComponentDescription
Frontend (Next.js)
Manages rendering, user interaction, and dynamic routing for the web pages.
WebApp Agent
Handles web-based logic including form processing, routing, and layout design.
GameDev Agent
Specializes in game mechanics and rendering optimization for real-time apps.
Backend (Node.js)
Provides APIs, authentication, and database interactions via Express.js.
Database (PostgreSQL)
Stores persistent data, such as user accounts, products, or game states.
Deployment & Hosting
Automated builds, containerization, and hosting using cloud services.
3. Data Flow
User Requests → The user interacts with Conjure through a UI, specifying the desired project or feature.
AI Agent Processing → A specialized AI Agent (WebApp or GameDev) interprets the request and decides on code/file changes.
APIs & Services → The Node.js backend orchestrates database queries, external API calls, and file updates.
Frontend Rendering → Updated code is reflected in the Next.js UI; changes become immediately visible in the in-app Browser.
Deployment → When ready, the system packages and deploys the site or game for public accessibility.
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