Graph editor
The editor views, drawing and wiring nodes, the inspector, graph info pages, and checks.
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- The editor viewsAI Generation, Code, Drawing, and Schematic are four views of one graph's definition; Run / Debug is the view of its execution.
- Add, wire, and arrange nodesPlace nodes from the catalog, connect them into a path from Start to Terminate, and tidy the layout.
- Configure a node in the inspectorThe inspector holds a selected node's identity, configuration, connection and authorization settings, and its run defaults.
- Validate a graph and fix problemsWhere validation errors come from, where they surface, and why Run can be disabled.
- Sub-graphs and levelsNesting part of a workflow inside a container node, and what a level means when running or validating.
- Find things in a large graphIn-context find, quick open, and the command menu for navigating graphs too big to scan.
- Graph info: a graph's profile pagesEverything about one graph outside the canvas — authors, runs, schedule, source, revisions, nodes, linked graphs, configuration, and checks.
- Checks, validation, and pipeline historyWhere the results of Validate, Test, and Simulate are kept, stage by stage, and how to jump from a problem to the node.
- Graph as code (scratch page)Write or paste graph IR, compile it, and preview the result — without touching a saved graph.