Key facts

  • The designer keeps the graph small on purpose: nodes, action edges, and shared-store keys.
  • Exports include a browser-rendered SVG diagram, JSON, and a Python skeleton with prep, exec, and post methods.
  • All graph data remains in the current browser session unless you copy or download it.

Browser-only workspace

Design the graph

Add a node

Add an action edge

Generated agent graph Nodes and action-labeled edges generated from the current form state.

Current graph

JSON export

Python skeleton

How to use the export

Treat the JSON as the durable design record and the Python skeleton as a starting scaffold. The skeleton deliberately leaves provider calls blank. That keeps the orchestration shape separate from OpenAI, Anthropic, local models, search APIs, vector stores, and deployment choices.

If the graph grows beyond one screen, split it into nested flows. If an edge label sounds vague, tighten the action space before adding more prompts.

FAQ

What does the graph designer export?

It exports a browser-rendered SVG diagram, structured JSON, and Python skeleton classes with prep, exec, and post methods for each node.

Does the graph leave my browser?

No. The graph is stored only in the current browser session unless you copy or download an export yourself.

Is the Python skeleton production-ready?

No. It is a planning scaffold. Add your own runtime, typing, retries, logging, tests, and provider calls before production use.

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Agent graph designer. PocketFlow AI Guide. Updated July 6, 2026. https://pocketflowai.com/tools/flow-designer/

PocketFlow AI Guide. "Agent graph designer." Accessed July 6, 2026. https://pocketflowai.com/tools/flow-designer/