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The Editor

The Editor is where you’ll spend most of your time — creating, arranging, and managing the nodes that make up your graph. Below are the essential actions to help you get started.

Zooming and Panning

  • Move the grid: Click and drag an empty space on the grid to pan the workspace.

  • Zoom: Use your mouse wheel or trackpad to zoom in and out. Alternatively, you can use + and - on your keyboard, or pinch to zoom if you're using a stylus pen surface or a tablet.

Create, Delete, Move

  • Create Nodes: Press Tab or Right-click anywhere on the Editor grid to open the Nodes Library menu. Hover over a node’s name to see more information, then click to add it to your graph.

While viewing the Nodes Library, use your keyboard to quickly navigate and add nodes:

  • Start typing to search for nodes and in their descriptions — e.g. Searching for "feedback" will bring up the Post node, since "feedback" is mentioned in its description

  • Press Tab to switch between available node families (Sources, Streams, etc)

  • Hit Enter to add the currently selected node on your graph

  • Use the arrow keys to navigate the node list

  • Move Nodes: Click and drag a node to reposition it. Press G to toggle snap-to-grid.

  • Delete Nodes: Select a node and press Backspace or Delete.

  • Undo/Redo: Use Cmd+Z (Mac) or Ctrl+Z (Windows) to undo and Cmd+Shift+Z / Ctrl+Shift+Z to redo.

  • Selecting multiple nodes: Hold Shift and drag draw a selection marquee or hold shift and click to select multiple nodes — then click and drag one the selected nodes to reposition the entire group. Click on the empty space to cancel the selection.

Edit Menu: Access node actions (copy, paste, delete) from the Edit menu or via keyboard shortcuts.

Connect Nodes

  1. Hover the right or bottom edge of a node

  2. Click and move the connection wire to another node

  3. Click to complete the connection

While dragging a connection, compatible nodes stay opaque to indicate a valid connection, incompatible nodes grey out to indicate no matching properties.

Disconnect Nodes

  1. Hover the connection you want to remove — you’ll notice the line pulses.

  2. Right-click and select the last option, Disconnect

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