Open-source graph engineering workbench

Graph Workbench

Govern a software change from issue to release—and preserve why it was approved.

npx graph-workbench

MIT licensed · Self-hosted · Zero-key sample · Node.js 24+

Graph Workbench guiding a software change through review, outcome, context and reuse

The graph-native difference

Two connected graphs. One governed change.

Execution graph

Coordinate the work

Run Agents, typed tools, parallel checks, retries, human decisions and recovery paths as executable workflow semantics.

Context graph

Preserve what became true

Keep approved objects, evidence, provenance and decisions as durable organizational context that later runs can query.

See why the graphs must connect