Contents

All 52 articles in 8 categories, with the sections inside each.

1. 1.Getting started

   What GraphVM is, the console and dashboard, search, and building your first graph.

   1. 1.1What GraphVM is
   2. 1.2Tour of the console
      • Main areas
      • Getting anywhere fast
   3. 1.3Create your first graph
      • Create the graph
      • Add your first real node
      • Run it
   4. 1.4"Agent unreachable" — what to check
   5. 1.5The dashboard
      • What is on it
   6. 1.6Search graphs, nodes, and people
   7. 1.7Accept an invitation

2. 2.Graph editor

   The editor views, drawing and wiring nodes, the inspector, graph info pages, and checks.

   1. 2.1The editor views
   2. 2.2Add, wire, and arrange nodes
      • Placing and connecting
      • Selection and editing
   3. 2.3Configure a node in the inspector
      • Config versus per-run values
   4. 2.4Validate a graph and fix problems
   5. 2.5Sub-graphs and levels
   6. 2.6Find things in a large graph
   7. 2.7Graph info: a graph's profile pages
      • The pages
   8. 2.8Checks, validation, and pipeline history
      • Getting there from the editor
   9. 2.9Graph as code (scratch page)

3. 3.Nodes & catalog

   Browsing node types, scopes, the connection taxonomy, and reusable nodes.

   1. 3.1Browse the node catalog
   2. 3.2Scopes: my, shared, and public
   3. 3.3Connection types and peer allowlists
   4. 3.4Create a reusable node

4. 4.Running & debugging

   Run configuration, breakpoints, run pages, logs and output, and controlling live runs.

   1. 4.1Run a graph
   2. 4.2Run configuration and presets
      • Working with presets
      • Which fields appear
   3. 4.3Debug with breakpoints
   4. 4.4Read run history and traces
   5. 4.5Live runs, suspension, and resuming
   6. 4.6Read a run's page
      • Panels, top to bottom
   7. 4.7Run logs and output
      • Log levels
      • Categories and the toolbar
      • Output: stdout and stderr
   8. 4.8Follow a run's path through the graphs
   9. 4.9Pause, stop, and resume a run
      • Debug from a checkpoint
   10. 4.10Running a bot on a schedule

5. 5.AI generation

   Describing a workflow in prose and refining the graph the builder produces.

   1. 5.1Describe a graph and let the builder draft it
      • What to write
   2. 5.2Refine a generated graph
   3. 5.3Which model the AI builder uses
   4. 5.4The AI Generation stages
      • When Prompt is blocked

6. 6.Credentials & models

   API keys for integrations, secret references, and LLM access and budgets.

   1. 6.1Tokens and keys for integrations
   2. 6.2Reference secrets instead of inlining them
   3. 6.3Models, keys, and token budgets
   4. 6.4Connect an integration with OAuth
      • What the row status means

7. 7.Workspace & admin

   Workspace defaults, users and teams, billing, security, your profile, and the audit log.

   1. 7.1Workspace settings and defaults
   2. 7.2Members, roles, and permissions
      • When a member deletes their account
   3. 7.3Notifications
   4. 7.4Audit log
   5. 7.5Manage users, invites, and teams
      • Manage users
      • Teams
   6. 7.6Billing, plan, and usage
   7. 7.7Organization security and webhooks
      • Security & Audit
      • Webhooks
   8. 7.8Your profile and email addresses
      • Email addresses
      • Public profile
   9. 7.9Export or delete your account
      • Export your data
      • Delete your account
   10. 7.10Take over paused automation

8. 8.Reference

   Keyboard shortcuts, glossary, and pointers to the API documentation.

   1. 8.1Menu reference
      • File
      • History
      • Edit
      • View
      • Run
      • Window
      • Catalog
      • Navigate
      • Workspace
      • Help
   2. 8.2Keyboard shortcuts
   3. 8.3Glossary
   4. 8.4API documentation and deeper references