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The visual layer for coding agents

Draw diagrams visually.
Your agent reads it as text.

You think best in pictures; coding agents think best in text. Sketch system architecture, flowcharts, state machines, ER and class diagrams in your browser — then export an AI-optimized version your agent reads precisely. One artifact, two audiences.

Start drawing — it’s freeExplore diagram types

No login · runs in your browser · works offline

architecture · canvas✎ drawn by hand
VPCClientAPI GatewayLambdaRDS
export → AI-native
architecture.json✓ agent-readable
{
  "nodes": [
    { "id": "client", "label": "Client" },
    { "id": "api", "label": "API Gateway" },
    { "id": "lambda", "group": "vpc" },
    { "id": "rds", "group": "vpc" }
  ],
  "edges": [
    "client→api", "api→lambda", "lambda→rds"
  ]
}

The gap we close

Humans operate visually. Agents operate on text.

Drawing is the fastest way to think through structure — boxes, arrows, states, relationships. But a coding agent can’t see your canvas; it reads text, and it reads it precisely. Draw the way that’s natural for you, then export the same diagram into an AI-native format the agent understands exactly — no re-explaining the architecture in every prompt.

For you

A picture to think in

Lay out the system by hand. Pan, connect, rearrange — reason about the shape of the thing the way your brain actually works.

The export

One click, two forms

The same diagram becomes structured text — nodes, edges, groups, and relationships — tuned for how an LLM parses it.

For your agent

Text it reads precisely

Hand the agent an exact, structured description of your architecture instead of a paragraph of prose it has to interpret.

One canvas, every notation

Almost every diagram software needs.

From cloud architecture to class hierarchies — draw it here, export it for your agent, keep it as a first-class document when you sign in.

AWS architecture

VPCs, services & data flows

Flowchart

Decisions & process flow

Sequence diagram

Messages across lifelines

State machine

States & transitions

ER diagram

Entities & relationships

Class diagram

Types & hierarchies

Activity diagram

Concurrent workflows

Screen flow

Navigation between screens

How it works

Draw it. Export it. Hand it to your agent.

01

Draw it visually

Open the editor in your browser — no account needed. Pick a diagram type and lay out boxes, arrows, and states by hand.

02

Export to AI-native text

Turn the drawing into structured text your coding agent reads exactly. Give it the architecture instead of describing it in prose.

03

Hand it to your agent

Paste it into your prompt, or sign in to keep it in Windy — versioned, and read by your agents over a project-scoped MCP endpoint.

Free tool · optional platform

Free to draw. Yours to scale.

The editor is completely free and runs in your browser — no account, ever. When you want your diagrams saved, versioned, and delivered straight to your coding agents, sign in to the Windy Dashboard.

In your browserFree · no login

Draw it free, right here

Open the canvas and start — nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

  • Every diagram type, the full editor
  • Export the AI-optimized format for your agent
  • Saved in your browser — works offline
  • No account, no install, no cost
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Save it. Serve it to your agents.

Sign in to the Windy Dashboard to keep your work — and put it to work.

  • Save & manage your diagrams in the cloud, across devices
  • Each diagram a versioned, first-class document
  • Served to your coding agents over a project-scoped MCP endpoint
  • Share one source of truth with your team
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Start drawing. It’s free.

Nothing to install, no account required. Open the canvas and give your agent an architecture it can actually read.

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Draw for yourself. Export for your agent.