Glossary
The terms this console uses, in one place.
- Agent
- The GraphVM server that validates and executes graphs and serves every /api/* route.
- Graph
- The workflow document: nodes, edges, and per-node configuration.
- Node type
- A catalog entry describing a kind of work and the fields it accepts.
- Boundary nodes
- The Start/Terminate nodes framing a graph; execution enters and leaves through them.
- Semantic IR
- The JSON representation of a graph shown in the Code view.
- Level
- A nesting depth of the graph — a container node's inner graph is a level.
- Run
- One execution of a graph with a given input.
- Run preset
- A named set of per-run values (input, node arguments, level) stored per graph in your browser.
- Node args
- Per-node values supplied for a single run, keyed by node then field.
- Checkpoint
- The persisted heap and stack of a suspended run, used to resume it.
- Breakpoint
- A marker that pauses debug execution when the VM reaches that node.
- Scope
- Whether a graph or node is yours, shared with the workspace, or public.
- Secret reference
- An env: or ${ENV:VAR} pointer resolved at run time instead of a stored key.
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.
- Run configuration and presetsRunning & debuggingPer-node arguments for a run, saved as named presets you can duplicate, export, and seed from the last run.
- Scopes: my, shared, and publicNodes & catalogEvery graph and node lives in a scope, and the scope is part of its URL.
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