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An agent watches your workflows. It can create a flow from steps GraphIngest already has. Your own code is uploaded with deploy() from your computer.
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GraphIngest runs your workflows. An agent can watch them. Here is the path.
Connect the agent. Subscribe, create a key under Dashboard → API Keys, and add this listing in your editor. The agent can then see runs, read why one failed, restart it, and start a run.
Create a flow from steps we already have. Ask the agent to create a flow. It can use steps such as extract, then transform, then load. It saves that flow. It cannot open the folder on your computer, so a file you wrote is not included.
A step GraphIngest does not have, such as scrape_my_site. Write it on your computer. Set GRAPHINGEST_API_KEY to the GraphIngest API key on your subscription page, then call deploy(). That uploads the file. Asking the agent for that name only saves the name. The code goes up with deploy(). After the upload, the agent can watch that workflow.
Python:
import os
from graphingest import graph, deploy
os.environ["GRAPHINGEST_API_KEY"] = "paste the key from your subscription page"
@graph(name="scrape-my-site")
def pipeline(url: str):
...
deploy()
TypeScript:
import { graph, deploy } from "graphingest";
process.env.GRAPHINGEST_API_KEY = "paste the key from your subscription page";
const pipeline = graph({ name: "scrape-my-site" }, async (url: string) => {
// your steps
});
await deploy();
Full product at www.graphingest.io.
Ask whether last night's pipelines all finished, without opening a dashboard
Find out why a run failed and restart it in the same conversation
Trigger a deployed flow on demand, with parameters
Check which flows are deployed and which have never actually run
Catch a pipeline that has been failing quietly for days
Get the failing task and its logs without scrolling through a run history
Runs grouped by state, with failed run ids pulled out separately
One call returns a run's tasks, the tasks that failed, and its logs
Restart from the point of failure - completed tasks are not re-run or paid for twice
Trigger any deployed flow by name, with parameters
Refuses to restart a run that did not fail, rather than silently redoing work
Includes GraphIngest Pro: unlimited pipelines and execution minutes
The agent creates a flow from steps GraphIngest already has. Your own code is uploaded with deploy() from your computer.
GraphIngest runs workflows. The agent can create a flow from steps we already have, such as extract, transform, and load, and can watch every run. Your own code is uploaded with deploy() from your computer. See www.graphingest.io.
No. Subscribing here provisions one, and your subscription page shows the API key you deploy with. mcpmarket is the only place GraphIngest is sold, so there is no separate signup or second bill.
For a step GraphIngest already has, such as extract, then transform, then load, ask the agent. It saves that flow. For a step GraphIngest does not have, such as scrape_my_site, write it on your computer. Set GRAPHINGEST_API_KEY to the GraphIngest API key on your subscription page, then call deploy(). That uploads the file. The agent cannot open your folder, so it cannot upload that file.
The agent cannot open the folder on your computer. Call deploy() on your computer. Set GRAPHINGEST_API_KEY to the GraphIngest API key on your subscription page, then call deploy(). Python: os.environ["GRAPHINGEST_API_KEY"] = "paste the key from your subscription page", then deploy(). TypeScript: process.env.GRAPHINGEST_API_KEY = "paste the key from your subscription page", then await deploy().
It can create a flow from steps GraphIngest already has, such as extract, transform, and load. It can read runs, read why a run failed, restart it, and start a run. It cannot open the folder on your computer. Your own code goes up when you call deploy() on your computer with the GraphIngest API key from your subscription page.
No. The agent cannot open the folder on your computer. Call deploy() on your computer with the GraphIngest API key from your subscription page.
Only the tasks that did not succeed are re-run. Work that completed is not repeated, so a pipeline that failed on its last step does not re-do the expensive first one. It is the same restart the dashboard performs.
Everything in GraphIngest Pro - unlimited pipelines, unlimited execution minutes, managed compute, team collaboration and priority support - plus the agent tools. It is the same $49 plan sold on www.graphingest.io, bought through a different door.
Your account drops to the free tier - 5 pipelines and 60 execution minutes a month - and the agent tools stop. Your flows, runs and history are kept, so re-subscribing picks up where you left off rather than starting empty.
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