Eraser AI

What is Eraser AI?

Eraser AI is an AI tool tailored for technical design needs. It helps users quickly generate and iterate on design documents and charts using natural language prompts to create chart codes. This includes cloud architecture diagrams and database diagrams. The output is fully editable and supports real-time collaboration. Eraser AI integrates well with tools like GitHub and VS Code. It also offers a free sandbox environment called DiagramGPT where users can generate diagrams without needing an account. Privacy is prioritized as user data isn’t used for model training.

Who Can Benefit from Eraser AI?

Developers: Ideal for those who use GitHub and need VS Code extensions.

Design Teams: Useful for creating and iterating design documents efficiently.

Technical Writers: Easy creation and management of technical documentation using Markdown editors and synchronization features.

Example Scenarios:

Create cloud architecture diagrams for planning new IT projects.

Generate database ER diagrams to optimize database designs.

Write technical design documents that sync with team collaboration platforms.

Key Features:

Create limitless diagrams on an interactive canvas.

Use natural language descriptions or code snippets to generate diagrams.

Support for real-time collaboration, enabling shared documents and comments.

Utilize a Markdown editor for design documents and synchronize with Confluence or Notion.

Generate visually appealing technical documents that are easy to read and create.

Integrate Eraser AI into applications or workflows via API.

Try the free DiagramGPT sandbox environment without logging in.

How to Use Eraser AI

Step 1: Sign up on the Eraser AI website.

Step 2: Use natural language prompts or code to create diagrams.

Step 3: Edit and refine AI-generated diagrams to meet specific requirements.

Step 4: Use the Markdown editor to write technical documents.

Step 5: Sync documents with team collaboration platforms such as Confluence or Notion.

Step 6: Invite team members for real-time collaboration and document iteration.

Step 7: Integrate Eraser AI into existing workflows using APIs.

Step 8: Experiment with the DiagramGPT sandbox environment without signing in.