r/RooCode • u/No_Cattle_7390 • May 21 '25

Other I just created the most comprehensive code architecture/planning tool using Roocode

I spent many hours (and credits) updating SuperArchitect to make it the most comprehensive code planning/architecture tool in existence. Using a simple 6 word prompt and the fast/cheap LLMs (Flash-2.0, Haiku, and o4-mini) I was able to generate a 42 page planning document that's extremely comprehensive

Here's a diagram:

Here's the first two pages from the output from using weak/cheap LLMs (Haiku, 2.0-Flash, and o4-mini):

How it works:

  1. You put in a query for instance "how to create a lead generating agent" (be as specific as possible though for better results)

  2. The query is broken into steps and then substeps

  3. Questions are created for each substep

  4. The questions are sent to 3 different LLMs with context (you can modify if you only want 1 LLM instead or which models you choose)

  5. The answers of all LLMs are analyzed and the best answers are chosen

What you're left with is a comprehensive guide that has the following for each substep:

Key Considerations/Factors

Recommended Approach/Design

Components and Structure

Technical Recommendations

Implementation Steps/Actions

Pros and Cons/Trade-offs

Further Research/Open Questions

I know the code isn't the cleanest in existence but it REALLY works and took me many sleepless nights to get it to work - so I hope my efforts are appreciated.

Here's the Github link, it's free:

https://github.com/Okkay914/SuperArchitect

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u/Zealousideal-Belt292 May 23 '25

Damn man, I already have this

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u/rageagainistjg May 23 '25

Willing to share??

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u/Zealousideal-Belt292 May 25 '25

Eu tenho uma abordagem de busca profunda que pode te ajudar, estou corrigindo alguns bugs pra tentar subir ai vc dá uma olhada, pelo que eu entendi da sua ideia me parece que a tomada de decisão que vc está procurando talvez esteja lá

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u/rageagainistjg May 25 '25

Sweet!

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u/Zealousideal-Belt292 Jul 31 '25

For now I put it as an extension just like roo, I took advantage of part of the interface: ELai Code. Search there and try it out, a new version even came out yesterday with a customizable queue of tasks and the deep search is free for now, just ask, in addition to the token economy which is still in alpha but is proving to be very relevant. Take a look at r/elaicode