🧩 Architecture

Describe your system. OrgGen draws it.

Génère des diagrammes d'architecture (C4, microservices, infrastructure cloud) depuis une description ou un repo. Export Mermaid C4 et PlantUML round-trippable. Connecté à Claude Desktop via MCP : ton agent IDE peut mettre à jour le diagramme en même temps que ton code.

OrgGen C4 architecture diagram: services, flows, costs, and trust boundaries
For: Devs, SRE, architectes, équipes plateforme
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10 ready-made archetypes

Services, datastores, queues, gateways, lambdas, batch, CDN, cache, networks, external — each type has its own icon, shape, and matching connectors. You describe, OrgGen chooses.

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5 connection types

Sync (HTTP/gRPC), async (queue), DB (R/W), event (stream), data (S3/files). Each type has its own visual style so the diagram reads at a glance.

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Cloud metadata

Cloud provider (AWS / GCP / Azure / on-prem), region, capacity, public access. Everything is stored, everything is exportable, everything feeds into generation.

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Mermaid C4 & PlantUML export

Generate Mermaid for your README, PlantUML for your Confluence wiki. Lossless round-trip: you can re-import the exported file later.

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Drivable via MCP

Connect Claude Desktop / Cursor to your OrgGen project via MCP. Your agent can add a microservice or change a dependency by reading your code, without leaving the IDE.

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Live, collaborative canvas

Every edge stays strictly orthogonal (never diagonal). Deterministic auto-layout, manual drag & drop, real-time sync via Supabase. Several people can edit the same schema.

Prompts to try

Copy-paste into the chat — OrgGen produces an editable diagram.

› Model my back-end: API Gateway → 3 microservices (Auth, Catalog, Orders) → Postgres + Redis
› C4 level-2 diagram for an e-commerce app with CDN, SQS queues, and Lambdas
› Document my AWS infra: VPC, 2 private subnets, RDS Postgres, ALB, ECS Fargate
› Add a Redis cache in front of the Catalog service and a Kafka broker between Orders and Billing

Ready to draw your system?

Describe it in natural language, OrgGen produces an editable, exportable C4 model.

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