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All topics & search Table of contents Getting startedWhat GraphVM is, the console and dashboard, search, and building your first graph.Graph editorThe editor views, drawing and wiring nodes, the inspector, graph info pages, and checks.Nodes & catalogBrowsing node types, scopes, the connection taxonomy, and reusable nodes.Running & debuggingRun configuration, breakpoints, run pages, logs and output, and controlling live runs.AI generationDescribing a workflow in prose and refining the graph the builder produces.Credentials & modelsAPI keys for integrations, secret references, and LLM access and budgets.Workspace & adminWorkspace defaults, users and teams, billing, security, your profile, and the audit log.ReferenceKeyboard shortcuts, glossary, and pointers to the API documentation.

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API documentation and deeper references

Where to go when the help center stops and the engineering docs start.

In the app

Public API reference
Visual graph editor specification
Agent lab

The console is a client of the agent's HTTP API — the same API your own tooling can call. The agent repository holds the public API reference, the editor specification, and the application menu guide.

The agent lab at /dev/agent probes health and endpoints live, which is often faster than reading a spec.
Page footers name the endpoint behind a view, so a surprising number tells you exactly which route to look up.

Related

What GraphVM isGetting startedGraphVM runs workflows you draw as graphs; this console is the editor and control room in front of the agent that executes them.
"Agent unreachable" — what to checkGetting startedEmpty lists and amber warning banners almost always mean the console cannot reach the GraphVM agent.

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