Better architecture decisions start with every team’s context.
Bring your decision framework. Harmonica runs one-to-one AI conversations across teams, then brings together constraints, trade-offs and disagreements before your next architecture workshop.
Get the context before debating the architecture.
Every team holds a different part of the picture
Dependencies, operational limits and user needs sit with different teams. An architecture review can start with a proposal before anyone has gathered the constraints it needs to address.
Ask across teams before you propose
Use your decision framework to shape one-to-one conversations. Each person can explain their local context, while a shared set of questions gives you a basis for comparing what matters across teams.
Positions arrive before the reasoning
One team wants a shared platform. Another wants more autonomy. In a group discussion, the preferred solution can overshadow the assumptions and trade-offs behind it.
Bring the trade-offs into view
Give people space to explain why a constraint matters. Review recurring themes and disagreements in the synthesis, then take the unresolved questions into your architecture discussion.
Workshop time goes on collecting background
When the first shared conversation is also the first chance to hear each team’s context, the workshop runs out of time before it reaches the decision.
Prepare asynchronously, decide together
Gather input before the meeting and use the synthesis to set the agenda. Spend the live workshop testing assumptions, working through disagreements and choosing what happens next.
Start with one architecture question.
Start for freeBring the framework. Hear the context.
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Your method, your questions.
Shape the conversation around the decision you need to make. Bring prompts from Team Topologies, event storming or your own architecture review framework.
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One link across teams.
Invite engineering, product and operations to contribute asynchronously, without finding a meeting slot that works for everyone.
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Follow-up questions.
The AI facilitator asks for more context when an answer needs detail, helping you get beyond a list of preferences.
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A shared synthesis.
Review themes across conversations alongside participant responses, then use them to prepare the next workshop or decision note.
Working with Wardley Maps? Explore Wardley Mapping with Harmonica to bring participant context into your mapping process.
How it works
Getting started is easy.
Share your objective and give us context about your team. We'll design the right questions to get you the insights you need.
Share the link with your team and analyze responses in real-time. You'll see themes and patterns emerge as people contribute.
Transform input into actionable insights. Get the clarity you need to make decisions and move your team forward.
Bring a real architecture question.
Start with one decision and the teams it affects. Gather their context before your next workshop, or book a demo to talk through your method.