Document Manager

Create, organise, and edit graph documents

The Document Manager is the web application for creating, organising, editing, and opening your graph documents.

Document library

The document library has grid and list views. You can search by document details, sort by title or owner, and filter the list to all, owned, or shared documents.

Each card shows the document label, description, ID, and owner. A lock marks a read-only document.

Double-click a document to open it in the Graph Viewer. The document menu also provides Open, Edit, Rename, Duplicate, and Delete actions. Editing, renaming, and deleting require write access. You can duplicate a read-only document to create a copy you own.

The library supports multi-selection. Use Ctrl (Windows/Linux) or Cmd (Mac) to toggle individual documents and Shift to select a range. You can delete a selection when you have write access to every selected document.

Structured document editor

The document editor works directly over a live graph. It is not a raw JSON editor.

The document tree represents the graph hierarchy. Selecting the document opens its metadata inspector. Selecting a node opens the node inspector and focuses the same node in the preview.

Edit the hierarchy

Use the tree or graph context menu to:

  • add a child and choose its node type
  • rename or duplicate a node
  • move a node up or down among its siblings
  • drag a node to reorder it or move it into another group
  • delete a node and its children after confirmation

You can also change an existing node’s type from the inspector.

Edit node data

The node inspector covers:

  • label, ID, and path
  • node type
  • default, property, and report render styles
  • horizontal and vertical scale for supported render styles
  • literal status or status bound to an attribute or channel
  • attributes and channels
  • inbound and outbound links

For property nodes, choose an attribute or channel as the displayed value. For report nodes, choose the attributes and channels included in the report. The link editor selects a target node and accepts an optional label and link type.

Edit document metadata

The document inspector edits the graph label and description. It also shows the document and owner IDs for reference.

View the source

The Source view opens the current document as read-only, syntax-highlighted JSON. You can copy it, but all edits happen through the tree and inspectors.

Live preview and saving

The embedded graph updates as you edit. The Preview action opens the saved document in the full Graph Viewer, so save first when you want to inspect recent changes there.

Use Save or Ctrl+S (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+S (Mac) to persist changes. Save is available only when the document has unsaved changes. The editor asks for confirmation before you exit or leave the page with unsaved work.

Creating documents

New Graph creates an empty document from a label. Open the new document in the structured editor to add nodes, links, attributes, channels, status, and metadata.

You can also push JSON or YAML documents with the CLI, or publish a generated graph with Scriptable Graphs. AI agents use the same CLI commands through Agent Skills.

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