Eraser
AI for diagrams that matter
Eraser is an AI-powered diagramming tool for technical teams. Users can paste a prompt, drop in Terraform, or upload a design doc to generate clean, layouted diagrams. The platform combines AI generation with a visual editor and AI chat, allowing results to be refined by hand or through continued chat iteration. It supports reference architectures, naming and notation rules, and templates to keep diagrams consistent across teams. Additional capabilities include interactive system maps (microsites), an MCP server for agent integration, and an open-source, self-hostable agent toolkit.
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