Visual ASP.NET MVC Designer
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MVC Tools for VS 2008/2010 provides tooling support to help with common tasks such as Add Region, Add Controller, Add View, Go To View, etc ...
they all use the current context when creating artifacts. For example, when you use Add View, you can choose to create a strongly typed view and perform the required operation (CRUD) on the model data passed to it.
Not 100% visual so you can draw a diagram of controllers, views and models and combine them.
Not sure if this answers your question, but if you are familiar with tools it will probably be useful for others.
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