Requ is an open-source diagram language for people and LLMs. You write a workflow or operating map as plain text and see it as you type, defining teams, customer journeys, AI agents, handoffs and swimlanes. The same source works in the browser playground, on the command line and in the browser, runs entirely in your browser, and is MIT licensed at version 0.1.
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