Diagrams is a Python library that helps in creating cloud system architectures as code for quick prototyping without separate tools.

• Designed for rapid prototyping of cloud architectures.
• Enables tracking diagram changes in version control systems.
• Supports major cloud providers like AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, and more.

Go-Diagrams and Mermaid provide developers with the ability to write diagrams as code in Go and create diagrams using Markdown-style text, respectively.

• Go-Diagrams lets developers write diagrams in Go language.
• Mermaid uses Markdown-style text for creating diagrams to keep documentation updated with development.

PlantUML is a tool offering a domain-specific language for generating a wide array of diagrams, including sequence and architectural diagrams.

• Capable of producing multiple types of diagrams and ASCII art.
• Flexible and powerful for embedding diagrams with code.

ASCII diagram editors provide a straightforward approach to diagramming using simple text, ideal for embedding in various platforms.

• Enable drawing diagrams as ASCII art, which can be embedded anywhere.
• Examples include asciiflow (web-based) and Monodraw (Mac only).

Markmap is a tool for creating mind maps from Markdown documents, highlighting the connections between ideas and their relationships.

• Extracts hierarchies from Markdown to render mind maps.
• Supports various platforms, though may struggle with large or complex maps.

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