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GraphIngest

Active~6msTools tested · Sep 4Verified100% uptime (7d)REST APIDeveloper Toolsprov1.0.0

Watch and operate your deployed workflows from an agent. See what ran, find out why it failed, restart it, and trigger runs on demand.

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GraphIngest runs your workflows. This listing lets an agent watch them and fix them.

The daily reality of orchestration is not writing pipelines, it is finding out that one broke. Something failed at 3am, and the loop is always the same: open the dashboard, find the run, read the logs, work out which task died, fix it, restart. Every step of that is mechanical, and none of it needs a human except the fix.

So the tools follow that loop rather than mirroring the API. list_flow_runs answers "did anything break" with a count by state and the failed run ids up front. get_run_details returns the run, every task, the tasks that actually failed, and the logs in one call - because an agent that needs three calls to explain a failure usually stops after the first and guesses. retry_run restarts from the point of failure, so the work that already succeeded is not repeated.

It authenticates with your own GraphIngest API key, entered once on your subscription page and never passed as a tool argument. That means your plan, your quotas and your revocation apply exactly as they do to an SDK call - the agent is another client holding your key, with no elevated access of any kind.

What it cannot do is as deliberate as what it can. There is no deploy tool, no key management, no billing, no environment variables. Deployment pushes code and secrets from your working directory and belongs on your machine; the rest is not work worth handing to an agent. The surface is read-and-operate, and stops there.

Full product at www.graphingest.io.

Use cases

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

Features

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

Read-and-operate only: an agent can never deploy code or touch your keys

Frequently asked questions

Q.What is GraphIngest, in one sentence?

A workflow orchestration platform: you write @node and @graph functions, call deploy(), and it handles execution, retries, fan-out, state and logs. See www.graphingest.io.

Q.Do I need a GraphIngest account?

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.

Q.How do I deploy a workflow?

The same way as always: write @node and @graph functions, then run deploy() from your own machine with the API key on your subscription page. Deployment pushes code and environment variables from your working directory, which is not something an agent should be doing for you.

Q.What can the agent actually do?

Read runs, read logs, restart failed runs, and trigger deployed flows. It cannot deploy code, create or read API keys, change billing, or touch environment variables. Deployment stays where it belongs: your machine, running deploy().

Q.Can it deploy my code?

No, deliberately. Deployment pushes code and environment variables from your working directory, which is not something an agent should be doing on your behalf. The tools operate what you have already deployed.

Q.What does 'restart from failure' mean?

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.

Q.What does the subscription include?

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.

Q.What happens if I cancel?

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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