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Klyaksa opens free MCP whiteboard to Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor

Builders can route agent output into a shared, editable canvas rather than generating disposable diagram images. OAuth and API-key access make Klyaksa a practical target for automated documentation and process-mapping flows.

Klyaksa opens free MCP whiteboard to Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor

Klyaksa opened a free MCP whiteboard where AI agents can create editable diagrams from text and work on the same canvas as human users.

Its MCP server supports connections from Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Cursor, VS Code, Codex and other compatible clients. Web apps connect through OAuth, while command-line tools and editors can use API keys.

Agents can draw shapes, text and arrows, then move, resize, align, group or delete elements instead of returning a static image. Klyaksa also says users can save versions and roll back agent-made changes.

For automation builders, the useful shift is turning AI diagramming into a workflow step: an agent can draft a process map or documentation board, then leave it open for collaborative editing. Agent connections are currently included at no charge, though Klyaksa may introduce separate plans for large teams later.

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