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An agent writes a scene as code, renders it on the GPU, looks at the result and revises the code. Source-available and free during the research preview.
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Free diagram-as-code tool with 50 chart types. Write a few readable lines, share one live link, and every copy stays current: in the browser, the desktop app, your docs and Obsidian.
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Render 32 diagram and chart types to SVG/PNG with browser preview and HTML reports.
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Read the full README ↗Turn a conversation into a real diagram — without leaving your AI tool.
This MCP server gives Claude (and any MCP-compatible AI tool) the ability to render sequence diagrams, flowcharts, ER diagrams, C4 architecture, gantt charts, and 40+ other chart types from concise text markup — then hand the result off to a full editor for refinement. Ask for a diagram in chat; get a real one back.
Ask in plain language — "diagram the auth flow as a sequence", "chart the Q3 plan as a gantt", "draw our services as a C4 diagram" — and Claude writes the markup and renders it. The markup stays readable and diffable:
flowchart Mutiny Resolution
direction-tb
[Sail] Set sail under the captain
{Trouble?} Discontent in the crew?
{Vote} Crew vote called
[Mutiny] Seize the ship
(Sail) -> (Trouble?)
(Trouble?) -Yes-> (Vote)
(Vote) -Mutiny-> (Mutiny)
→ renders to the flowchart above. All rendering happens locally — no diagram data leaves your machine.
| Tool | What it does | Over HTTP |
|---|---|---|
render_diagram | Render DGMO markup to SVG or PNG | yes |
validate_diagram | Check markup and report parse errors, without rendering | yes |
suggest_chart_type | Suggest the chart types that fit a description | yes |
list_chart_types | List all supported chart types, marking the beta ones | yes |
get_language_reference | Get DGMO syntax documentation for accurate generation | yes |
get_examples | Fetch worked examples for a chart type | yes |
share_diagram | Get a shareable diagrammo.app URL — hand your diagram to the web editor | yes |
open_in_app | Open the diagram straight into the Diagrammo desktop app for editing | no |
check_app_installed | Report whether the desktop app is installed | no |
preview_diagram | Render one or more diagrams and open an HTML preview in the browser | no |
generate_report | Build a polished multi-section HTML report with ToC and optional source | no |
put_space_diagram | Write a diagram into a Diagrammo Cloud space, by folder and title | yes |
get_space_diagram | Read a diagram from a Cloud space, by id or by folder and title | yes |
list_space_diagrams | List every diagram in a Cloud space | yes |
The three space tools send the diagram to Diagrammo Cloud. They need a space API key
(minted on the Diagrammo account page) as DGMO_API_KEY in the server's environment —
never as a tool argument, so the key stays out of the transcript.
share_diagram and open_in_app are the bridge out of chat: a diagram Claude generates
becomes something you can refine, restyle, and embed — see below.
The four marked no open a browser or launch the desktop app. Over HTTP that would happen on the machine running the server rather than on yours, so they are not offered there — see Serving over HTTP.
The MCP server is one entry point into Diagrammo — a whole ecosystem built on the same DGMO markup. Generate in chat, refine in a real editor, embed anywhere:
open_in_app drops an
AI-generated diagram straight into it, with live preview, palettes, and export.share_diagram URLs open right here.npx @diagrammo/dgmo-cli file.dgmo -o out.png, or install it with npm install -g @diagrammo/dgmo-cli (macOS and Linux).One markup, everywhere. A diagram you generate here renders identically in the app, in your docs, and in Obsidian — because they all speak DGMO.
→ Try it free at diagrammo.app
Install the dgmo CLI and let it wire everything up:
npm install -g @diagrammo/dgmo-cli # macOS and Linux
dgmo install # auto-detects Claude Code, Codex, Claude Desktop, Cursor, …
Prefer Homebrew or pacman? See diagrammo.app/dev.
dgmo install configures each detected assistant non-interactively and points it at dgmo mcp, so there's no separate package to install or prompts to answer. Target one surface with dgmo install claude-code (or codex, claude-desktop, …).
Prefer to edit configs yourself? Point any MCP client at the server via npx (no global install needed):
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