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The renderer is now available on its own — an HTTP endpoint and an MCP server, no model call and no signup. An assistant writing Mermaid can finally check whether its syntax parses and hand you back a picture instead of a wall of code. Alongside that: the tutorials section got a name that matches what is in it, plus four new guides built around diagrams you can open in the canvas with one click.
Three more template pages, 24 more ready-made diagrams. Flowcharts with every branch labelled — sign-up, checkout, CI/CD, refunds, incident response. Sequence diagrams with the responses drawn, not just the calls — OAuth, payment callbacks, webhook retries. ER diagrams where every table has a key and every relationship has a cardinality — e-commerce, multi-tenant SaaS, inventory, RBAC. Same two doors as before: open one into the canvas, or take it into chat and describe the changes.
A new templates page with 8 ready-made class diagrams: e-commerce orders, library loans, the strategy pattern, and more. Open one straight into the canvas and edit it, or take it into chat and describe the changes you want. Click any preview to see the full diagram — every field and method — before you pick.
Chat no longer asks about its assumptions one at a time. A draft's assumptions now arrive as a single card — kept by default, tick only what you want gone. All 8 diagram types now run on the new chat engine.
Flowcharts are dramatically more readable now. Decision branches show YES/NO labels on every arrow. Multiline text in nodes renders correctly (previously showed as bare ids like n8). Every process gets an explicit Start and End node at the top and bottom of the image. Node ids are meaningful (like `isNew` and `metaClassify`) so users can read the raw Mermaid source and understand what each node is.
The biggest change since launch. When one prompt is not enough, chat with AI — it asks 2-3 clarifying questions about actors, events, and edge cases, then draws. If it makes a wrong assumption, reject it in one click and the diagram redraws without that element.
Turn plain English or Chinese into flowcharts, sequence diagrams, ERD, class diagrams, state diagrams, mindmaps, and Gantt charts. Free, no signup. Available on the web and as a Chrome extension.