MCP Client Catalog

Connect Eraser to top MCP clients

No matter your coding style, the Eraser MCP server gives your preferred agentic tools diagramming superpowers.

Claude Code

Supports Eraser MCP
Remote and local servers
OAuth and API key auth

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Claude

Supports Eraser MCP
Remote server only
OAuth and API key auth

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Cursor

Supports Eraser MCP
Remote and local servers
OAuth and API key auth

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VS Code

Supports Eraser MCP
Remote and local servers
OAuth and API key auth

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OpenAI Codex

Supports Eraser MCP
Remote and local servers
OAuth and API key auth

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GitHub Copilot

Supports Eraser MCP
Remote and local servers
API key auth only

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Google Antigravity

Supports Eraser MCP
Remote and local servers
API key auth only

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Replit

Supports Eraser MCP
Remote server only
OAuth and API key auth

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Amazon Q

Supports Eraser MCP
Remote and local servers
API key auth only

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Zed

Supports Eraser MCP
Remote and local servers
OAuth and API key auth

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Amp

Supports Eraser MCP
Remote and local servers
OAuth and API key auth

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FAQs

Is it free and how do I get started?

Yes. The Eraser MCP server is free to use and subject to the same free tier limits as in-app usage. See installation documentation for how to install the Eraser MCP server on your favorite AI agent.

What can the Eraser MCP do?

With the Eraser MCP, agents can generate diagrams and documents from natural language, create and manage files in your Eraser workspace, and read or update existing diagrams and documents. See documentation for the full list of capabilities and tools.

Which server and auth method should I use?

The remote server with OAuth is recommended for most users. It requires no installation and authenticates securely via your Eraser account. API key auth and the local server are better suited for agentic pipelines where users may not have their own Eraser accounts, or for environments that don't support OAuth.

Where are files and diagrams saved?

All files and diagrams are saved to your Eraser account and accessible from the Eraser app.

Who can access files I've generated?

Only you. Files are created under your identity and are private by default. You can change the access level and link sharing settings at any time either in the Eraser app or using the MCP tools.

Does it use AI credits?

Yes. Calls that involve AI generation will use AI credits from your Eraser account.

Something missing?

Reach out to the Eraser team at hello@eraser.io.

Loved by technical teams

Dennis Dao

Distinguished Software Architect, MISSION+

What I love most is its Markdown note-taking feature, which allows you to include snapshots of diagrams directly in the canvas. Clicking on these snapshots takes you straight to the relevant diagram section.

Alex Kenley

Technical Director, Mott Mac

As a proof of concept, using Eraser I manually built out a VMWare validated design which is a fairly complex conceptual design for NSX-T Network Virtualization in an enterprise environment. ... I put this whole thing together in under an hour. Pretty wild.

What does larger scale software development look like?

Web Dev Cody

@WebDevCody

Building Large Scale Microservice Applications

TomDoesTech

@TomDoesTech

Fernando Borretti

Software engineer @ Mathspace

I've recently started using eraser.io and it's simply delightful: the best of Graphviz and Figma and code-to-diagrams in a neat UI.

Terrance Bryant

Founder, SideKechs

All of the things that I was doing in 15 different places all in one place. It makes my architecture job easier. And committing back to the codebase is great.

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