Tour of the console
Where things live: the top menubar, the header search, the editor's view dock and rails, and the routes behind each area.
The top menubar is constant on every route — File, Edit, View, Run, Window, Catalog, Navigate, Workspace, and Help always show the same items, and entries that need a graph open are shown disabled rather than hidden. Anything contextual belongs to the left rail inside the editor, not the menus.
Main areas
- Dashboard
- /dashboard — the home page: new and recent graphs, recent runs, and usage.
- Graphs
- /graphs/{my|shared|public} — graph lists per scope; open one to edit it.
- Nodes
- /nodes/{my|shared|public} — the node catalog, filterable by category and date.
- Runs
- /runs — execution history across graphs, filterable by graph and state.
- Breakpoints
- /breakpoints — every debugger breakpoint saved in this browser.
- Connection types
- /connection-types — the connection taxonomy used to wire nodes.
- Settings
- /settings — workspace defaults, plus per-account pages for keys, models, and security.
- Notifications
- /notifications — the full inbox behind the header bell.
- Organization
- /organization — members, roles, billing and usage, security, and webhooks.
- Help
- /help — this help center; /help/contents lists every article and section.
Getting anywhere fast
- ⌘K opens the command menu — search commands and destinations by name.
- The header search box queries graphs, nodes, and users at once (two characters minimum); ⏎ opens the full /search page.
- Chords like G H (home) and G G (graphs) jump between sections.
- ? or ⌘/ opens the searchable keyboard-shortcut palette.
- The avatar menu (top right) holds My profile, account settings, the light/dark switch, and each settings page.
Related
- The dashboardGetting startedThe home page: shortcuts to new and recent graphs, runs, search, and your workspace's usage against its limits.
- Keyboard shortcutsReferenceThe shortcuts worth memorising, and where to find the searchable full list.
- The editor viewsGraph editorAI Generation, Code, Drawing, and Schematic are four views of one graph's definition; Run / Debug is the view of its execution.
- Search graphs, nodes, and peopleGetting startedThe full search page across graphs, node definitions, and workspace members, filterable by type.
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