Your agent chooses the right visual, grounds it in your source, and exports something you can ship.
Private local mode · source-editable HTML & SVG · verified mode when you need it
Diagrams for Agents is an API and an MCP server. Your app or agent sends the situation in plain language; you get back a validated VisualPayload plus a hosted render link with SVG and PNG downloads. No diagram service to run.
# Try without a key. Add Authorization for 25 renders/day.
curl -X POST https://diagramsforagents.pragmaticleaders.io/api/v1/render \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{ "context": "Fintech: partner-led instant KYC, lower CAC,
no licence, short runway, UPI rails opening,
RBI tightening",
"intent": "strategic options" }' # intent optional
# → { "ok": true, "framework": "swot", "payload": {…} }Describe a situation in plain words and Diagrams for Agents chooses a production-supported visual family or syntax engine—from a boardroom SWOT to a microservice map. You can still name the format when you want control.
A 341-framework reference ontology across 12 disciplines helps Diagrams for Agents recognize the job. It renders the result through 35 supported visual families and 9 confirmed engines today.
Anyone can turn a prompt into boxes. Diagrams for Agents turns messy context into the correct framework, filled and verified.
SWOT, Porter, RACI, funnels, journey maps, flowcharts, UML, ER diagrams, charts, timelines and more. It reads your context and picks the fit, so you don't have to name it.
A validation gate rejects empty or malformed output and retries. Business-framework items need an exact supporting quote from your prompt. No "Strength 1", no "lorem ipsum", no invented SWOT threat.
Core structured families render natively and technical diagrams use a confirmed engine set. The hosted viewer provides SVG and PNG downloads; the API also preserves the structured payload.
Every one of these came from a single plain-English prompt. The kind of diagram that normally takes a consultant, a template, and an afternoon.
Install the local skill for private diagrams, or try the hosted engine before integrating the API.