I made a small tool for planning code as diagrams instead of writing it top-down, and just put out the first build.
It makes it easy to quickly create flowcharts, and put them into multi format .pdfs, .tifs or just images for your presentations.
Code functionality: let the tool automatically turn the Flowcharts into structograms, which can easily be turned into a code skeleton in 13 languages - without any AI.
Or you can activate the optional AI plugin (included and also Oppen-Source), connect API or local (llm/ollama) models, and let those generate code in whole projects.
The conversion from chart to structogram can also act as a structure check — jumps that can't be expressed as clean nested blocks get flagged instead of silently miscompiled.
It's .NET 10 + Avalonia, runs on Windows/Linux/macOS, MIT licensed. Beta phase, planned features all work and known bugs are fixed.
Repo: https://github.com/StructoFox/StructoFox
If you find some real bugs, let me know. This was made for all those who teach or learn flowcharts and structograms, and for all those who simply want to print out the one or other huge colorful flowchart. :o)
Have fun!
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