[VaiPai15]

The visual modeling approach makes a lot of sense for designing agent systems, being able to see the whole architecture before you build it is underrated. Scryer looks like a solid tool for that design phase. The next logical step from visual modeling is having the diagram actually become the system. That's what Lyzr Architect (architect.new) does from the other direction, you describe what you want to build in plain English, and Architect generates both the agent graph and the working full-stack application from that. The PRD and agent architecture are visible at the plan phase, so you can see and approve the structure before a line of code is written. Curious whether Scryer is thinking about execution, or staying as a design/documentation layer?