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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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Search graphs, nodes, and people

The full search page across graphs, node definitions, and workspace members, filterable by type.

In the app

Search

Open Search from the dashboard, ⌘K, or "see all" under the header search box.
Type at least two characters in Query and press Search.
Narrow with the All / Graphs / Nodes / Users tabs.
Open a result — a graph opens in the editor, a node opens its definition, and a person opens their profile.

The page URL carries the query and type (?q=…&types=graphs), so a search can be bookmarked or shared.

NoteThis searches workspace content. To search this help, use the box on the help home instead; to find a node inside an open graph, use in-editor find.

Open SearchSearch every graph, node, and member you can see.→

Related

Find things in a large graphGraph editorIn-context find, quick open, and the command menu for navigating graphs too big to scan.
Browse the node catalogNodes & catalogFind a node type by category, subcategory, owner, or date, and read what it needs before you place it.
Your profile and email addressesWorkspace & adminSee what you own, add and verify email addresses, choose a primary one, and edit your public profile.

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