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pandurang90

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pandurang90··on Show HN: Flostep – Diagrams people can actually walk through
Yes, we are working on some updates on that section. Thanks for highlighting it. Also you can change the icon by clicking on it. There are different icons available.
pandurang90··on Show HN: Flostep – Diagrams people can actually walk through
Yes, there is an option on top left in canvas already to visualise the diagram with 2 views - Sequence and flow.
pandurang90··on Show HN: Flostep – Diagrams people can actually walk through
I understand concern behind online only. But, there is also an option to download it as static image. Does it solve the issue for you?
pandurang90··on Show HN: Flostep – Diagrams people can actually walk through
I understand concern behind online only. But, there is also an option to download it as static image. Does it solve the issue for you?

On extensibility, genuinely open to hearing what you'd want. What would "extensible" look like for your workflow specifically?

pandurang90··on Show HN: Flostep – Diagrams people can actually walk through
Yes, You can use MCP. Here are more details https://flostep.dev/guides/mcp
pandurang90··on Show HN: Flostep – Diagrams people can actually walk through
Great catch and honestly a perfect demonstration of exactly what Flostep is for.

The payment flow on the site is a simplified demo diagram. But you're absolutely right that stepping through a diagram like this is one of the best ways to catch edge cases before they become bugs, that's one of the core use cases we see.

Would love to know: is this something you'd use in PR reviews to catch issues like this early?

pandurang90··on Show HN: Flostep – Diagrams people can actually walk through
Thank you! Presentations are actually one of the strongest use cases, being able to walk an interviewer or stakeholder through a system one interaction at a time, rather than pointing at a static blob of boxes and arrows.

Would love to know what you'd use it for specifically — system design interviews, team demos, something else?