#diagrams

The FlowZap MCP Server bridges AI coding assistants and FlowZap's diagramming engine, letting LLMs generate real, shareable Workflow, Sequence and Architecture diagrams in seconds. Pretty ones. - Installs in one command — npx -y flowzap-mcp — with no authentication required. - Works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, Warp, Cline, Roo Code, Continue.dev, OpenAI Codex, and more. - Core tools let AI agents validate FlowZap Code syntax, fetch syntax docs, and create shareable playground URLs. - Use it with its SKILL . md file for cleaner results: npx skills add flowzap-xyz/flowzap-mcp --skill flowzap-diagrams

The FlowZap MCP Server bridges AI coding assistants and FlowZap's diagramming engine, letting LLMs generate real, shareable Workflow, Sequence and Architecture diagrams in seconds. Pretty ones. It installs in one command — npx -y flowzap-mcp — with no authentication required. It works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, Warp, Cline, Roo Code, Continue.dev, OpenAI Codex, and more. The core tools let AI agents validate FlowZap Code syntax, fetch syntax docs, and create shareable but temporary playground URLs (one-hour TTL). Diagrams are exported as structured JSON graphs (lanes, nodes, edges) so AI agents can reason over them. It is listed on the official MCP registry (registry.modelcontextprotocol.io), npm, GitHub, among others. Use it with its SKILL . md file for cleaner results: npx skills add flowzap-xyz/flowzap-mcp --skill flowzap-diagrams Security: No Authentication Required - Public endpoints only; No User Data Stored. Playground sessions are ephemeral (60-minute TTL, non-guessable cryptographic tokens); No Tracking. No cookies or persistent identifiers Logs to stderr only - Security events never exposed to MCP clients.

An MCP server that generates live Mermaid diagrams from any AI assistant. Claude, Cursor, and more. https://iishyfishyy.github.io/mermaid-live-mcp/

Transform your conversations into professional visualizations instantly. MockFlow IdeaBoard lets you create flowcharts, mindmaps, cloud architecture diagrams, charts, kanban boards, and more—just by describing what you need. What you can create: • Flowcharts & process diagrams • Mindmaps for brainstorming • AWS, Azure & GCP architecture diagrams • Charts (pie, bar, line, area, scatter, radar) • Data tables & spreadsheets with formulas • Interactive maps with location markers • Kanban boards for project tracking • Customer journey maps • Calendars with events • Whiteboards with sticky notes Every visualization is instantly shareable via URL and can be edited in MockFlow's visual editor. Perfect for developers documenting systems, product managers mapping user journeys, teams planning sprints, or anyone who thinks visually. No design skills needed—just describe your idea and get a polished diagram in seconds.

An MCP server that enables interactive, browser-based user interfaces. It allows any MCP-aware AI chat client to generate charts, diagrams, visualizations, forms, calendars, and more — powered by context data, outputs from other tools, or synthesized by an LLM. The resulting UIs are fully interactive, editable, and customizable, making it easy to build dynamic workflows and visual experiences directly within the chat environment. Features: Chart Creation, Diagram Creation, Data Visualization, Form Generation, Calendar Creation, Date/Time Picker

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides PlantUML diagram generation capabilities for Claude Desktop and Claude Code.

Kroki-MCP is a Go-based Model Context Protocol tool that converts textual diagram definitions (PlantUML, Mermaid, and more) into images via a Kroki backend. Designed for simplicity and flexibility, it supports both local and remote Kroki servers, offers configurable settings, and outputs multiple formats – making it ideal for developers building AI

LikeC4 MCP Server provides knowledge of your LikeC4 model to LLMs. This enables you to query your model in natural language: - “Lookup LikeC4 model and list all incoming relationships of the backend api” - “What elements from the inside of the ‘Backend’ have relations with the legacy database” - “List all elements tagged ‘legacy’ from team1 project” - “What technologies are used for ui (consider all elements with browser shape)“