AWS, Azure and GCP architecture diagrams with official icons, reviews, Terraform and GCP import
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io.github.apatilgtn/architecture-diagrams is an MCP server that AWS, Azure and GCP architecture diagrams with official icons, reviews, Terraform and GCP import. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio, sse and http, requires no API key, and scores 58/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
Config is the same across clients - only the file and path differ.
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"io-github-apatilgtn-architecture-diagrams": {
"args": [
"-y",
"arch-diagram-mcp"
],
"command": "npx"
}
}
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arch-diagram-mcp is an MCP server that generates, reviews and imports cloud architecture diagrams for
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. It uses the official provider icons, about 1,800 in all, including
Kubernetes, on-prem and SaaS services such as PostgreSQL, Redis, Kafka and Nginx. Diagrams render
through Graphviz to PNG, self-contained SVG, PDF or JPG.
You can design new architectures, or diagram what already exists: from Terraform, or straight from a running Google Cloud project's own inventory, with the real resource names, however it was created.
Quick start. Install Graphviz, then add the server to your MCP client with any of these:
| From | Command |
|---|---|
| PyPI, with uv | uvx arch-diagram-mcp |
| PyPI, with pipx | pipx install arch-diagram-mcp, then run arch-diagram-mcp |
| npm (launches the PyPI package through uv or pipx) | npx -y arch-diagram-mcp |
For example, in Claude Code: claude mcp add architecture-diagrams -s user -- uvx arch-diagram-mcp.
It is also listed in the MCP Registry as
io.github.apatilgtn/architecture-diagrams.
Using it as a developer? Start with the developer guide. It covers connecting Claude Code, VS Code, Cursor or Claude Desktop, on your machine or to a shared team server, and gives example prompts. The rest of this README is for running and configuring the server.
These are the bundled templates and the Terraform example, rendered exactly as the server produces them.
The score is from review_architecture. Click a diagram for the full-size image.