High-reasoning model that plans code changes in the Aider two-role pipeline.
What Aider Architect runs on.
Documents the Architect role in Aider's architect/editor mode (aider.chat, 2024-09-26). The Architect uses a capable reasoning model (e.g. o1-preview) to think through what changes to make, then passes instructions to the Editor. Key insight: separating reasoning from edit-format compliance allows using a stronger model for planning and a faster model for formatting. Benchmark: o1-preview (architect) + o1-mini (editor) = 85.0% on Aider's code-editing benchmark (not SWE-bench). Source: Aider blog.
Performance is measured where the work happens — at the team level. Aider Architect runs inside 📐 Aider Architect/Editor, whose windowed metrics are the honest unit of account.
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