"Access private Notion pages after logging in" matching MCP servers:

Enables coding agents to propose, review, promote, and verify architecture changes as recorded C4 model updates, with hypothetical diffs, evidence-based qualification, and component histories.

MCP server for creating and editing diagrams using draw.io. Allows generating diagrams from Mermaid or XML, searching shapes, and opening them in draw.io for export.

15 AI-powered UML diagram tools for coding agents. Generates class, sequence, state, ER, threat model, deployment and architecture diagrams in Mermaid syntax. Works in Claude Code, Cursor and Windsurf.

Enables auto-configuration and validation of React components against a glassmorphic design token system using an AST correction engine. It supports managing UI presets, enforcing design uniformity in Monaco IDE, and exporting tokens as CSS, Tailwind, or JavaScript variables.

A read-only MCP server that gives AI agents access to Sparx Enterprise Architect models, enabling search, navigation, and reading of elements, packages, scenarios, and connectors from .qea exports without a running EA instance.

MCP server for AI Diagram Maker — generate software engineering diagrams from natural language, code, ASCII diagram, images, or Mermaid. Inline diagram rendering using MCP apps UI and diagram URL in responses. Works with Cursor, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and any MCP-compatible AI.

Enables AI coding agents to retrieve mode and stage guidance so they can lead users through a 9-stage design workflow, including questions, required artifacts, exit criteria, dependencies, pitfalls, rollback impact, and environment requirements. It helps non-designers turn ideas into buildable HTML/WPF design specs while keeping the human in control of confirmation and revisions.

An MCP server that generates diagrams from Mermaid code in multiple formats (PNG, PDF, SVG).

Enables MCP-capable coding agents to access SkeletIQ architecture releases, including reading designs and build orders, generating and critiquing architectures, and reporting build progress and drift.

Official draw.io MCP server: create diagrams from Mermaid, XML or CSV, shown inline in Claude, ChatGPT, VS Code and Cursor or opened in the draw.io editor. Searches 10,000+ shapes.

Gives AI agents instant access to software architecture, dependencies, and impact analysis through pre-computed sgraph models, replacing dozens of grep/read cycles with a single tool call.

Provides enterprise architecture knowledge tools that ground agents in curated patterns, enabling translation of messy enterprise asks into realistic architecture recommendations, platform selection, risk checks, and brand context retrieval.

MCP server that provides a live, terminal-native layered dependency map for AI coding assistants, with tools to track and visualize development progress in real time.

Enables two coding agents to deliberate on a plan in a shared room, taking turns to argue and converge until the lead writes a spec file and closes the room.

Converts Markdown files into professional diagrams such as flowcharts, mind maps, and architecture diagrams using Mermaid.js and custom SVG renderers. It enables users to list, render, and export visualizations in multiple formats including SVG, PNG, and PDF.

Stop pasting your file tree into Claude. Give any AI assistant real architectural understanding of a codebase — local, private, zero‑config.

Enables assistants to turn a plain-language process description into a checked BPMN swimlane diagram, asking only for missing details and showing a picture for approval. Once approved, it exports the diagram as SVG, PNG and a .bpmn file that opens in Camunda, all drawn and checked locally on the user's own computer.

Enables agents to read, edit, validate, and simulate Poietic Stock and Flow designs by driving the poietic CLI, allowing collaborative work with humans in Poietic Playground.

diagramzu-mcp lets an AI client (Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, etc.) author Mermaid diagrams in a shared workspace that a team can read, comment on, embed, and present at a clean URL — rather than just generating a one-off diagram. Hosted endpoint https://mcp.diagramzu.ai/mcp or local npx -y @diagramzu/mcp. Also listed in the official MCP registry as ai.diagramzu/mcp.

An MCP server that generates standalone SVG architecture diagrams from text descriptions, running entirely on your machine with no dependencies or network access.

An MCP server that enables LLMs to create and open diagrams in draw.io using XML, Mermaid, or CSV formats, by building a URL with compressed content and opening it in the browser.

Enables Claude to generate PlantUML diagrams from natural-language requests and render them directly in chat as PNG, SVG, or ASCII art, with syntax-error feedback, shareable URLs, and URL decoding.

Tracks architectural decisions with testable predictions, outcome validation, and in-band feedback nudges to close decision loops for AI agents and teams.

Provides Model Context Protocol access to the SEAF ArchTool REST API, enabling agents to inspect sections and entities, navigate relations, query datasets, and run JSONata expressions against a SEAF portal.

Enables an AI agent to join a live Excalidraw collaboration room as a headless participant, read the drawing in real time, and add or modify elements on the shared canvas.

A local MCP server that renders a database schema as an interactive, dbdiagram.io-style ER diagram in your browser.

MCP server bridging ChatGPT-compatible clients to the Design Flow System, enabling project session management, draft import, round locking, and read-only access to design state and traceability.

Lets AI tools create and edit Excalidraw diagrams in a CanvasKeep workspace: generate diagrams from nodes and edges with auto-layout, organize them into workspaces and folders, and read or save full scenes.

A lightweight sketch canvas that lets users draw ideas and sync them in real-time to AI via MCP, enabling visual communication without exports.

Enables AI assistants to create, read, and edit draw.io diagrams with live preview in VS Code.