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AIS Studio analysing requirements and extracting business entities, with evidence linking each object to its source
Requirements analysis — extract business entities and relationships from source requirements, with traceable evidence, ready to convert into an AIS model.
About

AIS Studio is the development environment for authoring and working with AIS, ADAAS's architecture intelligence approach. Developers express business and architectural intent using AIS and work with entities, contexts, features, references, constraints, and the underlying knowledge model. Studio connects architecture with AI-assisted implementation so generated software remains aligned with the intended architecture. It is production-ready, proprietary software licensed by ADAAS and provided directly, in person — request access first and we’ll discuss the right setup with you.

What makes AIS Studio worth your time.

  • Author and navigate AIS architecture models.
  • Express business intent, entities, contexts, features, and relationships.
  • AI-assisted implementation generated from architectural intent.
  • Architecture-aware validation and consistency checking.
  • Keep knowledge, packages, constraints, architecture, and implementation connected.
  • Visualize and navigate the architecture graph.
  • Use the same underlying AIS technology across design and implementation.

Open AIS Studio, define the architecture and business intent of your application, and use the platform to move from architecture toward implementation.

  1. Define the system intent

    Describe entities, contexts, features, relationships, and other architectural concepts in AIS.

  2. Build the architecture model

    Connect the architecture to relevant knowledge, packages, constraints, and implementation requirements.

  3. Generate implementation

    Use AI-assisted generation to produce implementation that follows the architecture and its constraints.

AIS Studio is production-ready, proprietary software licensed by ADAAS. It is not a public download — it is provided directly, in person. Request access first; once we understand your context we’ll discuss the right setup, licensing and rollout with you.