Eraser

Delete a folder. Rejects when the folder is not empty.

Delete a preset. Rejects when the preset has any rules, templates, or references.

Render a canvas diagram to PNG or JPEG and return a temporary image URL. Tell the user to download it from the returned imageUrl.

Export a file's markdown document body as a downloadable artifact.

Returns the Eraser file URL for PDF export. NOTE: programmatic PDF export is not yet available via MCP — this returns a link for the user to export from the Eraser app's export menu, not a downloadable PDF. For a diagram image, use export_diagram; for the document body as markdown, use export_document.

Fetch a diagram's metadata and DSL/JSON code. For freeform diagrams, set includeFreeformDefinition: true to get the full scene structure (elements, connections, titles). Need a PNG image of the diagram? Use export_diagram instead.

Fetch the full markdown body of a file's document.

Fetch a file's metadata, document outline (headers), and the list of diagrams in it.

Fetch a folder by id.

Fetch the current user, active team, and team memberships.

Fetch a preset including its rules, templates, and references.

Fetch a template/reference's metadata, document outline, and diagram list.

List the diagrams contained in a file.

List files in the team workspace, optionally scoped to a folder.

List folders. Pass `parentFolderId` to scope to direct children of a folder (or `null` for top-level only). Pass `nameContains` to resolve a folder the user names by string (e.g. 'the Engineering folder') without paging through the entire tree. Combining the two narrows further (e.g. top-level folders containing 'eng').

List the team's presets. Pass `nameContains` to resolve a preset the user names by string (e.g. 'the Marketing preset') without scanning the full list — much cheaper in context tokens.

List the teams the current user belongs to (OAuth), or the teams an organization API key can act on.

ADVANCED — most callers should use create_diagram instead. This tool writes a caller-supplied diagram definition VERBATIM into a new diagram; no AI runs. For DSL diagrams (flowchart-dsl, sequence-dsl, etc.) pass the DSL source as `code`. For freeform diagrams pass a freeform definition as `code`, as JSON ({"title"?: string, "elements": [ ... ]}); it is parsed and laid out through the freeform render pass (text measurement, connection routing, etc.). Use ONLY WHEN: the user gave you a literal diagram definition to paste, you are converting from a non-Eraser source (other tool's export, programmatic generation), or you need byte-exact output for a reason the AI path cannot satisfy. For any natural-language description of what the diagram should contain (e.g. 'a sequence diagram showing checkout'), use create_diagram — it picks the diagram type, generates the definition, and renders it for a fraction of the output tokens of composing it yourself.

ADVANCED — most callers should use create_document instead. This tool populates an empty file's document body with caller-supplied markdown VERBATIM; no AI runs and the bytes you pass are exactly what gets stored. Only callable on a file with an empty document body; if the file already has content, call manually_update_document (verbatim overwrite) or update_document (targeted AI edit) instead. USE ONLY WHEN: the user gave you literal markdown to paste, you are converting from another format (HTML, Confluence export, programmatic generation), or you need byte-exact output. For any natural-language description of what the document should say, use create_document.

ADVANCED — most callers should use update_diagram instead. This tool writes a diagram's complete DSL/JSON (or freeform edits) VERBATIM; no AI runs and the bytes you pass are exactly what gets stored. USE ONLY WHEN: - the user gave you literal DSL/JSON they want pasted as-is, - you are converting from a non-Eraser source (other tool's export, programmatic generation), - or you need byte-exact output for a reason an AI refinement cannot satisfy. DO NOT use this tool just because the current diagram code happens to be in your context (e.g. you just called create_diagram and want to apply a small refinement). For ANY user request phrased as a natural-language edit ('remove the X group', 'add a step', 'change the color', 'rename Y to Z') — even when you already have the full DSL in front of you — call update_diagram instead. Re-emitting the entire DSL here to apply a conceptual edit costs the user large amounts of output tokens, risks accidental edits to unrelated parts, and gives a worse UX than letting Eraser apply the targeted change.

ADVANCED — most callers should use update_document instead. This tool replaces a file's document body with caller-supplied markdown VERBATIM; no AI runs and the WHOLE body is overwritten (no targeted block edits, no preservation of unrelated sections beyond what you re-emit). USE ONLY WHEN: - the user gave you literal markdown they want pasted as-is, - you are converting from a non-Eraser source (HTML, Confluence export, programmatic generation), - or you need byte-exact output for a reason an AI refinement cannot satisfy. DO NOT use this tool just because the current document markdown happens to be in your context. For ANY user request phrased as a natural-language edit ('add a section', 'fix the wording', 'remove that paragraph') — even when you already have the full body in front of you — call update_document instead. Re-emitting the entire body here to apply a conceptual edit costs the user large amounts of output tokens, risks accidental edits to unrelated sections, and gives a worse UX than letting Eraser apply targeted block edits.

Replace a file's document markdown and/or diagram code in one call. No AI — caller supplies exact markdown/DSL/JSON.

Publish a new version of a template/reference file.

Full-text and semantic search across files or diagrams. Omit 'kind' for content search (finds matching blocks). Use kind: 'file' only to look up a file by name (no block content returned). Use kind: 'diagram' to search within diagram code/titles.

Set the active team for the session when the user belongs to multiple teams (OAuth only).

USE THIS for any user request that describes the change in natural language — verbs like 'add', 'remove', 'change', 'rename', 'recolor', 'make it more X', etc. Eraser's AI applies the change to the existing diagram in place; you only send the short instruction (e.g. `text: "remove the External Integrations group"`), NOT the full new DSL. IMPORTANT: pick this tool even when the full diagram code is already in your context (e.g. from the previous create_diagram or get_diagram response). Re-emitting the entire DSL via manually_update_diagram to apply a one-line conceptual edit is the WRONG default — it wastes a large number of output tokens, increases the chance of accidental edits/typos, and gives a worse UX than letting Eraser apply a targeted change. Only fall back to manually_update_diagram when the user gave you literal code to paste, you are converting from a non-Eraser format, or you need byte-exact output that the AI rewrite path cannot guarantee.

USE THIS for any user request that describes the change in natural language — verbs like 'add a section', 'rewrite the intro', 'fix the typo', 'remove the deprecated paragraph', etc. Eraser's AI applies targeted block-level edits to the existing markdown; you only send the short instruction, NOT the full rewritten document. IMPORTANT: pick this tool even when the full document markdown is already in your context (e.g. from a previous create_document or get_file response). Re-emitting the entire body via manually_update_document to apply a conceptual edit is the WRONG default — it wastes large amounts of output tokens, risks accidental edits/typos in unrelated sections, and gives a worse UX than letting Eraser apply a targeted change. Only fall back to manually_update_document when the user gave you literal markdown to paste, you are converting from another format, or you need byte-exact output the AI rewrite path cannot guarantee. Presets and templates: the team default preset applies automatically unless you pass presetId (or null). To use one of the preset's templates, name it in `text`; Eraser picks it the same way the in-app AI chat does. The response's `preset` and `template` fields report what was applied (template.selectedBy is 'auto' or 'explicit').

Update file metadata (title, folder, sharing). When applyTemplate is provided, AI fills the file's document and diagrams from a preset template.

Rename or move a folder, or bulk-apply a link-sharing setting to every file inside it (recursively). Note: folders do not store linkAccess themselves — to change sharing you MUST pass both `linkAccess` and `applySharingToDescendantFiles: true` together.

Rename a preset or update its metadata (`name`, `description`, `isDefault`). Does NOT modify rules or templates/references — use `update_rules` and `add_or_remove_template_or_reference` for those.

Add, update, or remove rules on a preset in a single batched call. Rules are natural-language instructions the AI will follow when generating diagrams/documents under this preset (e.g. 'use dark theme', 'all auth flows should be sequence diagrams'). Typically called as step 3 of the create-preset chain (after `create_preset` and `add_or_remove_template_or_reference`), but can be called any time to tune an existing preset.

Rename a template or reference file.