Architecture 2.0
AI-assisted computer architecture.
A public home for the book, companion labs, design-loop card, tool registry, reading list, and workshops behind AI-assisted computer architecture. Architecture 2.0 studies how architects can use AI to formulate, explore, implement, evaluate, explain, and defend decisions while grounding that work in architectural representations, tools, experiments, and human judgment.
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The book
The book develops AI-assisted architecture as an engineering discipline and shows how design loops organize execution, analysis, and decisions.
ToolsThe tool registry
A curated registry of simulators, proxy models, verification harnesses, benchmarks, and data representations.
ReadingsThe reading list
A curated path through papers, SIGARCH posts, talks, datasets, and workshop writeups around Architecture 2.0.
WorkshopsThe workshop tracker
A record of relevant workshops, including current participation status and prior events.
How to participate
Start with the shared review artifact, then use the registries and discussions to make related work easier to inspect.
Complete a card
Make one design loop and its commitment boundary inspectable.
Find tools and venues
The registries point newcomers to papers, working software, benchmarks, workshops, and artifact spaces.
Submit visible work
Structured GitHub templates turn a submission into a reviewable PR and a public project card.
Discuss and review
Use GitHub Discussions for questions, proposals, and review feedback that should remain searchable.