Map the whole path from commit to production, including the operate and monitor stages that make it DevOps rather than just a build script.
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Create a CI/CD diagram of your build, test and deploy stages in seconds, for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Jenkins, with the artifact drawn as the thing that moves.
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Common questions about devops pipeline diagram generator
CI/CD covers the automated core: build, test, deploy. A DevOps pipeline diagram usually adds what happens around it: planning, release gates, operations, monitoring, and the feedback path into the next iteration. If build-test-deploy is all you need to show, the CI/CD pipeline generator is the tighter fit.
It draws flows and loops as nodes with feedback edges, which is what an engineering audience needs to review a pipeline. It does not produce the stylized infinity-symbol graphic used on slides; for that shape a presentation tool is the better choice.
GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, ArgoCD, Flux, Terraform, Ansible, Docker, Kubernetes, SonarQube, Prometheus, Grafana, PagerDuty, and most of the toolchain around them, each with its own icon.
Yes. Export a PNG for docs, or embed the live diagram in your README so it stays current when you update it. With the MCP server, a coding agent can regenerate the diagram from the workflow files after changes.
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