AI-Powered Diagram Generation
Conversational diagram creation for modern development workflows
The Problem with Traditional Diagram Tools
Time Consuming
Hours spent on drag-and-drop interfaces, alignment, and styling instead of focusing on architecture
Complex Learning Curve
Steep learning curves for tools like Visio, Lucidchart, or draw.io that require design expertise
Can't Convert Existing Content
Unable to directly convert existing meeting notes, documentation, or source code into visual diagrams
Solution
The Diagram IDE That Thinks Like You Do
Chat Your Way to Perfect Diagrams
Like pair programming with Cursor, but for diagrams. Describe your architecture, iterate with feedback, and refine through conversation. AI understands context and generates professional D2 diagrams instantly.No drag-and-drop required
Describe your architecture in plain English and get instant results
AI handles layout and styling
Professional diagrams with automatic positioning and beautiful design
Generates clean D2 code
Get clean, maintainable diagram-as-code that lives in your repository
Edit through natural conversation
Iterate and refine through conversation, just like pair programming
See It In Action
Benefits
Why Developers Choose Our Diagram IDE
Focus on architecture, not tool learning curves. Ship diagrams as fast as you ship code.
Developer Velocity
Ship diagrams as fast as you ship code. Focus on architecture, not tool learning curves.
Git-Native
D2 diagrams live in your repo. Track changes, review diffs, and collaborate through your existing workflow. Coming Soon
Code-to-Diagram
Import existing code, docs, or notes. AI transforms your development artifacts into visual diagrams.
Conversational
Iterate like pair programming. Describe changes in plain English, get instant visual feedback.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn how AI-powered diagram generation works and why we use D2
How does AI generate diagrams from text?
Our AI agent uses advanced language models to understand your natural language descriptions and converts them into structured diagram code. The AI analyzes your requirements, identifies components and relationships, then generates clean D2 code that represents your architecture visually.
What is D2 and why do you use it?
D2 (Declarative Diagramming) is a modern diagram-as-code language that's perfect for AI generation. We chose D2 because it has simple, intuitive syntax that's easy for AI to generate, powerful automatic layout engines that handle positioning and alignment, flexible styling and theming options, and integrations with popular tools like Confluence, Obsidian, and many developer workflows.
Can I edit the generated diagrams?
Absolutely! You can switch to code view to see and edit the underlying D2 code directly, or simply chat with the AI to request changes in natural language. The AI understands context and can modify existing diagrams based on your feedback, making iterative improvements easy.
What types of diagrams can I create?
You can create any type of software architecture diagram including system architecture, microservices, database schemas, network diagrams, flowcharts, sequence diagrams, and more. The AI is trained to understand various architectural patterns and can generate appropriate visual representations.
Do I need to learn D2 syntax?
Not at all! The AI handles all the D2 code generation for you. You just describe what you want in plain English. However, if you want to make manual tweaks, D2's syntax is very readable and easy to learn. You can reference the D2 documentation for advanced customizations.
How does this compare to traditional diagramming tools?
Traditional tools require manual drag-and-drop, complex UI navigation, and design skills. Our AI approach lets you focus on the architecture itself rather than tool mechanics. You get professional-looking diagrams instantly, with automatic layout and styling, plus the ability to iterate through conversation rather than manual editing.
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