AI Stack Mapper
Draw the whole path a request takes, so you can explain the system to someone who has to trust it.
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Add a component from the list above, or load a sample stack to see a full request path with a diagram, a step by step trace, and a data flow analysis.
Composed stack
Order is the request path. Move a component up or down to change where it sits in that path.
Architecture diagram
The request path, top to bottom. An amber stripe marks a third party hop. A red outline marks a flagged component.
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Path in words
The same path the diagram draws, stated as an ordered list of plain sentences. Everything the picture shows is stated here too.
Inside the request
Step by step through the path: what data is present, what is added, what is stripped, and what could fail at each hop.
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Data flow analysis
The questions someone trusting this system actually asks: who sees raw input, where it crosses a trust boundary, where it reaches a third party, and where it comes to rest.
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Structural flags
Failure modes surfaced by the shape of the stack itself: a missing timeout, a single point of failure, a misplaced guardrail, or raw data reaching a third party.
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Note Why a path instead of a free form diagram?
Real architectures branch and loop. This tool models the composed stack as the ORDER a single request visits its components, because that is exactly what a trace needs and exactly what keeps the diagram readable, deterministic, and reorderable with a keyboard instead of a drag and drop canvas.
A guardrail still knows what it is meant to guard. If that component runs earlier in the path than the guardrail does, the guardrail is flagged as misplaced, because it cannot protect a step that already ran.
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