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Create and edit flowcharts and structured diagrams with local-first OpenFlowKit tools.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
Please install the "io.github.Vrun-design/openflowkit-mcp" MCP server from askskill: Run: claude mcp add 'io-github-vrun-design-openflowkit-mcp' -- npx -y @vrun-design/openflowkit-mcp
Generate a system flowchart from this description: users submit requests through a web frontend, an API gateway authenticates and forwards them to the order service, the order service calls payment and inventory services, and the results are finally written to the database. Use clear grouping and arrow directions.
A clear system flowchart showing key components, service interactions, and data flow.
Turn the following business process into a flowchart: after registration, the user completes email verification, enters onboarding, selects a subscription plan, and gets access after successful payment; if payment fails, prompt a retry or contact support.
A business process diagram with key steps, decision branches, and failure paths.
Please update the existing architecture diagram as follows: add a message queue between the order service and inventory service, split the database into a user database and an order database, and add a separate boundary marker for the external third-party payment interface.
An updated architecture diagram reflecting the new components, split structure, and boundary changes.
Expose local Flowise chatflows as MCP tools for listing and execution.
Create, edit, and export flowcharts with visual syncing and full node control.
Create, edit, and export local Draw.io diagrams through the desktop app.
Convert any OpenAPI spec into an MCP server with endpoint tools.
Generate complex draw.io diagrams locally with LAG, dashboards, and CI/CD integration.
Create, read, and edit draw.io diagrams in VS Code with live preview.