Architect command line

memo-architect opens a MEMO project as an interactive workbench or builds a static viewer. Run it from the project root — the directory containing model/catalog/project.sysml, the project's native entrypoint. A project stays a project when every YAML file beside it is deleted.

Discover what is available

memo-architect --help
memo-architect examples
memo-architect templates

examples lists the example IDs bundled by the installed ontology package. templates lists the project templates that can be created with MEMO Tools. The choices come from the installed content manifest, so the CLI does not rely on a hard-coded list that can drift from the package.

Open a project

cd my-device
memo-architect dev

Option	Default	Meaning
-p, --port <port>	3000	HTTP port for the workbench.
--no-open	off	Start the server without opening a browser.

Architect requires a project. Running the command without dev, build, or --example prints help instead of starting an empty workbench.

Open a worked example

memo-architect examples
memo-architect --example gpca
memo-architect --example standard-sysml-diagrams --read-only

Option	Default	Meaning
--example <id>	—	Open an example listed by memo-architect examples.
--read-only	off	Use a disposable copy; edits are discarded on exit.
-p, --port <port>	3000	HTTP port for the workbench.
--no-open	off	Do not open a browser.

A writable local ontology checkout is opened in place. An example from an installed package is copied to a disposable directory automatically so a dependency is never modified.

Build a static viewer

memo-architect build --output dist
memo-architect build --output review-viewer --standalone

Option	Default	Meaning
-o, --output <dir>	dist	Output directory.
--standalone	off	Inline JavaScript and CSS into index.html.

Create a project first

Project creation, validation, import, export, and package management belong to the memo CLI:

memo templates
memo examples
memo init my-device --template infusion-pump
memo validate my-device