Sequence diagrams from the steps you write
Participants across the top, messages in order down the page.
Best for: API calls, sign-in handshakes and checkout flows.
No account needed. Opening this page never creates a board; in the app, choose Sequence diagram from the New menu.
A worked example
The OAuth sign-in template: user, web app, auth API and database, eight messages in order. It ships with bakermind: pick it from From template in the app, or see it in the template gallery (OAuth sign-in).
What you can do
Add a participant
Add a lifeline for each actor or service.
AAdd a message
Draw between two participants. Press the key again to switch between sync, async and return.
MAdd a note
Add a note to explain a step.
NWrap in a fragment
Select a run of consecutive messages and wrap them in loop, alt, opt or par. Alt and par can add an else; Unwrap keeps the messages.
Edit as code
Write a sequenceDiagram in the code panel, including loop, alt, opt and par blocks.
Cmd/Ctrl + /
Cmd is Ctrl on Windows and Linux. Press ? in the app for the full shortcut list.
Or write it as text
A sequence as text. Paste this into the code panel (board menu, then Code) and the diagram updates.
sequenceDiagram
Buyer->>Storefront: Checkout
Storefront->>Payments: Charge card
Payments-->>Storefront: ConfirmedGood to know
- Participants and messages are the building blocks; free-form shapes and ink belong on a whiteboard.
- Agents can create a sequence board from text; changing an existing whiteboard through an agent is not supported.
Not yet
- Inviting teammates to edit a sequence together.