AsanagiTOGAF
Self-hosted enterprise architecture management.
AsanagiTOGAF is a self-hosted tool for running the TOGAF Architecture Development Method: capture your baseline and target architectures, trace requirements to the elements that satisfy them, gate each phase, and keep an immutable record of what changed and why. It stores everything in AsanagiDB, so the architecture is a graph you can query directly.
Not yet generally available. On-premises install only at launch.
// What it is
Enterprise-architecture tools tend to be large SaaS suites priced for large enterprises. AsanagiTOGAF is a smaller, self-hosted alternative for teams that want to follow TOGAF without adopting a large platform to do it.
It models applications, technology, business capabilities, and their relationships as connected records; walks the ADM phase by phase with explicit gate criteria; keeps a requirements register with traceability to the elements that satisfy each requirement; takes an immutable baseline snapshot at every phase gate so you can diff plateaus; and records every change as a reviewed request with a compensating rollback.
// What's included
AsanagiTOGAF
The ADM workflow: elements and landscape views, the requirements register and traceability, phase gates, baseline snapshots and plateau diffs, the change-request pipeline, and per-project role scoping.
AsanagiDB
Bundled and self-contained — the archive ships with
asanagidb
and
asanagidb-mcp,
so there is nothing to install first.
One SKU
AsanagiTOGAF is a single named license that includes the AsanagiDB entitlement it needs. An unlicensed instance runs in a repository-only mode with a notice.
// Pricing
Sold per organization, self-hosted, unlimited users. Final pricing is being set; it will be a fraction of what comparable enterprise-architecture platforms charge, with a perpetual option.
For an evaluation or a quote, contact [email protected].
// Installation
At launch, AsanagiTOGAF installs from a downloadable archive for your platform, obtained from this site. The archive is self-contained, including its database components. It is not distributed through Homebrew, and there is no hosted version yet.