Ekusiadadus Draw Mcp
- 29 repo stars
- Updated March 15, 2026
- ekusiadadus/draw-mcp
ekusiadadus draw-mcp is a Claude Code plugin that provides an MCP server to generate, validate, and export draw.io diagrams.
About
ekusiadadus-draw-mcp is a single-plugin Claude Code integration that exposes draw.io diagram generation through the Model Context Protocol. developers use it when they want Claude to draft system architecture, sequence flows, or infrastructure sketches as structured diagrams instead of ASCII-only explanations in chat. The server emphasizes high-quality export, explicit layering, and validation so diagrams survive handoff to stakeholders or repositories. It fits developers documenting APIs, onboarding flows, or agent tool graphs during Build, especially when draw.io is already the team’s diagram standard. With one plugin in the bundle, setup stays minimal: register the MCP, invoke diagram tools from the agent, and iterate on arrows and layout without leaving Claude Code.
- MCP server that generates draw.io compatible diagrams from agent requests
- Layering, arrows, and layout settings for readable architecture charts
- Export pipeline for high-quality diagram files
- Validation hooks to catch diagram structure issues before share
- Japanese-language handling noted in catalog keywords for localized docs
Ekusiadadus Draw Mcp by the numbers
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| repo stars | ★ 29 |
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| Last updated | March 15, 2026 |
| Repository | ekusiadadus/draw-mcp ↗ |
What it does
Generate and export high-quality draw.io diagrams from Claude Code via MCP with layering, arrows, and validation.
Who is it for?
Best when you're documenting system design in draw.io and want MCP-driven diagram generation inside Claude Code.
Skip if: Skip if you only need quick mermaid in markdown or automated PNG screenshots without draw.io editing.
What you get
Claude creates validated draw.io diagrams you can export and drop into specs, PRDs, or repo docs in one workflow.
- Validated draw.io diagram files ready for edit or share
- Layered architecture or flow charts with arrows and layout settings applied
- Agent-callable diagram generate and export workflow via MCP
By the numbers
- 1 plugin in the ekusiadadus/draw-mcp bundle
- MCP-focused integration with draw.io export and validation keywords
- Repository ekusiadadus/draw-mcp on GitHub
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MCP diagram server for draw.io, not a full skills.sh documentation-writing methodology skill.
FAQ
Who is draw-mcp for?
Claude Code users who document backends, APIs, or agent flows in draw.io and want the model to generate and export diagrams via MCP.
When should I use draw-mcp?
Use it during Build docs work when you need architecture, sequence, or component diagrams with layering and validation before sharing.
How do I add draw-mcp to my agent?
Install the ekusiadadus/draw-mcp Claude Code plugin, configure the draw MCP server in your agent’s MCP settings, and call its diagram generate and export tools from sessions.