SeeCode

SeeCode is a Skill by GitHub user aryanutkarsh, and using it is as the author puts it: "Ask your agent for a diagram." Describe the architecture diagram, sequence diagram or flowchart you want in plain words and it produces an interactive, animated diagram you can export as HTML, SVG, PNG, GIF or MP4. It can also read a code repository or CSV file you allow it to, and draw from that. What sets it apart is that the diagrams move and can be clicked, which works better for explaining things than a static screenshot.

Who it's for:people who need explainer diagrams for technical designs or product flows. Developers will find it smoothest, but you can also just describe what you need in plain language.

Before you start: install it as an agent plugin or with npx skills; it needs Node to run local scripts. Exporting images and video uses Chrome, Chromium or Edge already installed on your computer. Settings are stored in ~/.seecode and a .seecode folder in your project. Diagrams that use Google Fonts send your IP address and browser details to Google, and if you ask it to sample a brand's style from a website, it will visit that site. It is MIT-licensed.

Based on the project's public documentation. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.