Establishing that safety-critical systems are actually safe requires a large effort and involves a range of tasks, from conducting preliminary hazard analyses to creating detailed assurance cases. This paper introduces the Architecture-Supported Audit Processor, or ASAP, which generates a number of safety-specific system views that deeply integrate a system's architecture and arguments about its safety. These views are generated interactively and automatically using safety-specific extensions to the Architecture Analysis and Design Language (AADL). Though use of the tooling and views do not require the use of any particular process, they align well with a system-theoretic approach. This paper discusses the background and use of ASAP on a demonstrative example.