Operator experience for GraphOS

See the work. Guide the agent. Explore the evidence.

Agent WebUI brings conversations, governed actions, workflows, fleet activity, and epistemic knowledge into one role-aware browser workspace.

Start locally Understand the system Operate it

One interface, explicit authority

This repository owns

Browser presentation, accessible route composition, local interaction state, and the WebUI FastAPI boundary.

GraphOS owns

Public routing, verified identity, runtime policy, fleet supervision, and composition of this UI.

The platform owns elsewhere

Agent behavior lives in agent-utilities, durable knowledge in epistemic-graph, and source effects in connector services.

Choose your path

Try it

Install the GraphOS WebUI integration, start one local composition, and open the browser workspace.

Open the start guide →

Understand it

Follow one request from the browser through GraphOS to agents, knowledge, and connector effects.

See how the ecosystem fits →

Operate it

Apply identity, origin, host, content-security, image-promotion, and rollback controls.

Open deployment operations →

What operators can do

• Hold agent conversations with sources, tool activity, and approval prompts.
• Build workflows and inspect active sessions, goals, schedules, and fleet health.
• Use Atlas to move between graph, RDF, schema, object, table, document, code, and memory views.
• Discover MCP Apps and connector capabilities through the GraphOS boundary.
• Apply the same role-aware navigation and server authorization model across the complete workspace.

Request flow

1. Interact

   The operator chats, explores knowledge, approves an action, or runs a workflow.

2. Govern

   The same-origin WebUI host and GraphOS verify identity, route the request, and apply policy.

3. Execute

   agent-utilities runs agent behavior while epistemic-graph and connector services perform their owned operations.

4. Observe

   Typed events, evidence, and governed results return to the browser without service credentials crossing the boundary.

Explore the interface

• Atlas workspace — guided and expert knowledge exploration.
• Capability Workbench — discover, preflight, invoke, and follow governed capabilities.
• Agents and events — event types, routing, and graph activity.
• Feature reference — browser configuration and WebUI-owned API surfaces.
• Ecosystem map — the five repositories and their exact ownership.