Flow Forge — describe the system, get an editable draw.io diagram

Paste a description of a system, a process, a data model or a set of interactions and get a real diagram file: downloadable as .drawio for draw.io and the hediet.vscode-drawio extension, as SVG, as Mermaid for a README, and as node and edge CSVs. Every diagram is drawn with one geometry - labelled boxes on tiers, joined by orthogonal connectors, with groups as dashed boundaries - so choosing flowchart, architecture, sequence, ER, UML class or network changes what the diagram contains, not the notation it is drawn in: there are no sequence lifelines, no ER crow's feet and no UML attribute compartments. The AI decides the shapes, what kind each one is, which layer it sits on, how they group, which connections exist and what each means; your browser does the deterministic half for free: layered layout, orthogonal routing, mxGraph XML, the SVG preview, and a structural check that catches duplicate ids, edges pointing at shapes that do not exist and shapes connected to nothing. A free browser-side scan reads the description first, scores it against the six diagram types, numbers every entity it finds and parses arrow syntax into a real graph - so a description that already states its arrows draws and exports itself at no cost. A derived work of @github/draw-io-diagram-generator.

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