Most ONNX tooling stops at just "looking". For those of you who know about Netron, it allows you to read the graph but the moment you want to change something you're back in Python either using onnx-modifier or onnx.helper scripts. I wanted to click a node, change an attribute or rewire a connection and actually know whether the model still runs, within a web-page.

This is exactly what Forma is! Simply drop an .onnx or .tflite file on the page and a full graph renders. From there you can do multiple different things (for more info have a look at the README in repo)

MIT Licensed repo

Live web-app: https://forma-ml.vercel.app