Documentation

Understand the graph. Operate the boundary.

Start with the shortest verified path, then move from authoring to runtime contracts, AI integration boundaries and release status without leaving factual gaps.

START HERE

Local evaluation

Run the published prerelease or build the current source, verify health and open the browser editor.

Getting started →

AUTHOR

Visual UI guide

Load GraphML, use the installed catalog, connect nodes, test or run, and read execution state.

Open the UI guide →

OPERATE

JAR and embedding

Review local bind behavior, runtime endpoints, the secondary ZIP and application boundary.

Developer guide →

REFERENCE

Product contracts

See executable GraphML, catalog behaviors, portability, observability and explicit limitations.

Product reference →

AI

Provider and agent seams

Distinguish the current external-provider prompt step from the unshipped AgentRuntime seam.

AI boundaries →

LEARN

Executable education

Predict and run a register-machine loop, then distinguish structural, conformance and runtime evidence.

Education →

AVAILABILITY

Status and release channel

Distinguish the published 0.6.1-alpha.1 channels from upcoming 0.7.0-alpha.1 source.

Status →

Runtime reference

A small surface for the first inspection.

The local server exposes direct checks before you submit a workflow.

GET /health
Process health for the local server.
GET /v1/status
Runtime state and selected execution engine.
GET /v1/node-types
The catalog installed in this deployment.

Complete manual

Read the versioned source documentation.

The repository manual covers authoring, payload routing, execution control, deployments, processes, security, extensions, operations and troubleshooting at full depth.