Lucid Train
Build system design for new and existing codebase
What it does
Lucid Train generates architecture diagrams from your codebase, then hands the diagram to a coding agent as a specification. Local models, fully offline.
Point it at your repo and it draws the architecture, then hands that diagram to the coding agent as a specification. Desktop app or a 6 MB Rust binary. Your models, fully offline. One request goes through a small orchestrator, comes back as an architecture drawing, and leaves as the spec the coding agent builds from. Several repos at once, each with its own agent sidecar and history. Every edit lands as a diff. Commands are risk-tiered; catastrophic is refused. Push-to-talk with on-device transcription. Attach images for vision models. One identity in both schemes. Opens VS Code, Cursor or Zed in a click. Describe a page, get self-contained HTML. Click one element to rewrite only it.…from lucidtrain.com
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