Architecture
Translate requirements into components, data flows, interfaces and controls.
Athena uses Blaise to structure the problem, design the system, generate implementation artifacts, verify behavior and preserve the objective through deployment.
Building software is an engineering objective. It requires requirements, system boundaries, data structures, interfaces, controls, implementation logic, testing and deployment discipline.
Translate requirements into components, data flows, interfaces and controls.
Generate coherent code and configuration within the approved system structure.
Test behavior, edge cases, integration points and acceptance criteria before deployment.
Athena keeps the objective active while selecting the reasoning, evidence and specialized intelligence needed for the situation.
Athena treats this as a real objective rather than a request for generic text. It identifies what must be understood, what evidence matters, which specialized intelligence is needed and what an acceptable outcome looks like.
Athena remains the coordinating intelligence. The specialized capability below contributes the domain-specific method required for build.
Blaise gives Athena software construction intelligence that moves from problem definition through architecture, implementation, verification and deployment instead of jumping directly to code generation.
The goal is not simply to generate an answer. The output must materially improve the user's ability to understand, decide or act.
Describe your objective in your own words. Athena can determine the relevant path from there.