The IOModel components — Studio, IDE Extension, Collector, Validator, and Compiler — and which plan each belongs to.
IOModel is one product made of several components. This section is the component map: a short page per tool that explains what it is, where it runs, and where to go deeper.
New to IOModel? Read Overview & Concepts first for the big picture, then use these pages to drill into a specific tool.
Components
IOModel Studio
Browser-based workspace for editing, collaboration, diagrams, diff, and merge.
IDE Extension
VS Code / Cursor extension with preview, IntelliSense, and the compiler inline. Pro plan.
IOModel Collector
CI Python scripts that build a digital twin of the running system and push it to Studio. Pro plan.
IOModel Validator
Compares the digital twin against the model to detect drift. Pro plan.
IOModel Compiler
Checks the model for internal consistency. Pro plan.
Plans
What is included in the Free plan versus the Pro plan.
At a glance
| Component | What it answers | Where it runs | Plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | ”Where do we edit and review together?” | Browser | Free |
| IDE Extension | ”How do I author next to my code?” | VS Code / Cursor | Pro |
| Collector | ”What is actually deployed right now?” | CI | Pro |
| Validator | ”Does the model match reality?” | Studio, IDE | Pro |
| Compiler | ”Is the model internally consistent?” | Studio, IDE, CI | Pro |
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