MEMO Architect: review a medical-device model¶
MEMO Architect is the visual review workbench for a model that already lives in SysML v2 source. It helps an engineering team navigate a device by concern, follow a trace from need to evidence, inspect validation gaps, and prepare review artifacts—without creating a second model.
Architect is the highest layer of the MEMO product family. The Ontology supplies meaning and methodology; Tools reads and validates the source; Architect makes that shared model easier to explore and review.
0.15.0 is an experimental release
0.15.0 adds support for the OpenSysML compiler alongside SysIDE. The OpenSysML path is new and has had less use, and some of what it enables (such as the compact transport form) is not switched on yet. The next version will be more stable. Pin an exact version.
Experimental before 1.0
MEMO Architect, Tools, and ontology semantics may change before version 1.0.
Use a tagged release
and an exact npm version rather than main or a floating range for reproducible work.
Project links¶
- MEMO Architect GitHub repository
- MEMO Ontology documentation · GitHub repository
- MEMO Tools documentation · GitHub repository
- MEMO product website
Start with what you need to accomplish¶
| Your goal | Start here |
|---|---|
| Decide which MEMO product you need | Choose Your MEMO Layer |
| Check what must be installed | Prerequisites |
| Open the included pump model | First Workbench Session |
| Understand every major Architect feature | Feature Tour |
| Understand why the model has layers | Layers and Their Questions |
| Decide whether something is a requirement, function, component, or risk | Choosing Elements |
| Build traceability correctly | Connecting Elements |
| Learn from a complete example | Worked GPCA Example |
| Bring in spreadsheet records | Import Existing Data |
| Find and resolve model gaps | Validation and Closure |
The review path¶
Use views to follow a single connected thread:
context and use → needs and requirements → design response → risk and controls → verification evidence → review
The workbench gives you different lenses on this one model. A diagram, matrix, table, or document is a view of the source—not a separate source of truth.
Five-minute launch¶
git clone https://github.com/memoarchitect/memo-architect.git
cd memo-architect
corepack enable
pnpm install
pnpm run build
pnpm run example:dev
Open http://localhost:3000, then follow
First Workbench Session.
Project status
MEMO is in active development. APIs, views, and model semantics may change before the first stable release.