Eraser

Eraser presents itself as the AI platform for architecture. Its AI builds maps and diagrams of systems from cloud, code, CMDB, and spreadsheet inputs. Users can paste a prompt, drop in Terraform, or upload a design doc to generate a layouted diagram, then refine results on a full canvas or through AI chat. The page describes AI presets, team style presets, reference architectures, interactive drill-down maps, live syncing from code, cloud accounts, and internal catalogs, plus an agent-ready MCP server, an open source agent toolkit, and a Diagramming API. The site states SOC 2 Type 2 certification, SAML SSO, and multi-tenant, single-tenant, or self-hosted deployment options. It also lists integrations with Confluence, Notion, VS Code, and GitHub, and use cases including architecture diagrams, design docs, documentation, brainstorming, wireframes, data flow, sequence, network diagrams, flowcharts, and ERDs.

Key features

• Generate diagrams from text prompts, Terraform, design docs, code repositories, and uploaded files
• AI presets and custom team style presets for diagrams
• Templates and naming, notation, and layout rules to ground AI output
• Interactive drill-down maps from company-wide view to services (C4 context, containers, components)
• Live maps synced from code, cloud accounts, and internal catalogs
• Interactive explainers for guided walkthroughs
• Visual editor and AI chat for refining results
• MCP server for creating, searching, updating, and exporting diagrams from Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT
• Diagramming API
• AI documents for design docs and technical documentation
• Integrations with Confluence, Notion, VS Code, and GitHub
• SOC 2 Type 2 certification and annual penetration testing
• SAML SSO with Microsoft Entra, Okta, and more
• Multi-tenant, single-tenant, or self-hosted deployment options
• Open source agent toolkit (eraser_oss) under MIT license

Best suited for

• Enterprise architects
• DevOps teams
• Technology consultants
• Software engineers
• Architecture and process teams

Pricing

Not stated on the website