Visual network topology editor with AI agent integration via the Model Context Protocol. Open-source successor to netVi…
Visual network topology editor with AI agent integration via the Model Context Protocol. Open-source successor to netViz (CA Technologies, 1990–2012). Try it live: https://map.den.dance/ What makes it different: • One-click ops dashboard — click any web port (80/443/8080/…) on a node card to open the service in a new tab. Click an SSH port to drop `ssh user@host -p port` into your clipboard AND launch your system SSH handler (Terminal/iTerm/Termius/PuTTY). Your diagram is also your jump host. • AI agents edit the map — 44 MCP tools. Claude / Cursor / Claude Desktop session can build a diagram for you, search across nodes/ports/notes, run smart auto-layouts, export PNG/PDF — all by talking to the open browser tab. • `nmap -oX` import — run a network scan, hand the XML to the agent, get a map with nodes auto-typed from OS fingerprint + port profile (router/switch/firewall/server/printer/…). • CSV inventory import — drop in your asset spreadsheet, auto-detects columns (name/ip/type/ports/notes; aliases like `hostname`/`description` accepted). • Operator-grade node cards — per-node: open ports with service names, Docker services, DNS domains, free-form notes. All searchable cross-entity via the agent. • Smart auto-layout — force-directed (deterministic via seed), cluster-by-type, cluster-by-connection. • Multi-sheet, local-first — multiple maps in one workspace, everything in localStorage. No login, no cloud. Export JSON/PNG/PDF.
den-indance
mcp
free
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