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I have a C# file that supposedly contains a sequence diagram generated from code. I not sure what tool was used to create it, and I don’t know how to open or view the diagram properly

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    That doesn't make much sense. I could imagine a C# file containing code generated from a sequence diagram (and maybe other UML diagrams, too), but source files contain source code, not diagrams. Which also begs the question, why do you think you would open it differently than any other source file? Or if you've tried that unsuccessfully, then why do you think it's a C# file in the first place? Commented 8 hours ago
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    Displaying such a diagram would be a feature of the IDE (Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, ...). But they probably don't have this functionality out of the box and you might have to install an extension. Search for UML in the extension manager. Commented 8 hours ago
  • I actually need a tool that can generate a sequence diagram from the C# code Commented 7 hours ago
  • @HamzaFareed Requesting tools is off-topic on Stack Overflow, see help center Commented 5 hours ago
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