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.
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.