FlowForge is a live architecture copilot for meetings. As a team talks through a system design, it listens to the conversation, turns key entities and relationships into an evolving diagram in real time, shows speculative ideas before they are confirmed, restructures the graph when the conversation changes direction, and then finalizes the result for export to Miro. In our demo, a spoken support-ticket workflow becomes a clean async architecture with escalation and audit paths, all without manual canvas editing.
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