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Model your system and APIs before you write code. Run journeys to see how requests, retries and failures behave, then implement with your favourite coding agent. Already have an app? Use the Graphrun skill and MCP to map it from code. Inspect components, export OpenAPI specs, and explore each step from request to result. This could help people understand a codebase, onboard new team members, and see how the different parts of an application work together.
Graphrun helps you understand how an application should work before you build it, and how an existing application fits together.
You can model your system and APIs, run journeys through the diagram, and inspect requests, responses, retries and failures. Then use the model as context for your favourite coding agent.
if you already have a codebase? Use the Graphrun skill and MCP to map it into a model. You can also inspect API endpoints and export their contracts as OpenAPI specs.
The walkthrough shows a registration journey from the first request to the completed trace from existing codebase.
This could help people understand a codebase, onboard new team members, and see how the different parts of an application work together. You can also model systems and APIs before development, run journeys to explore their behaviour, and give your coding agent a clear plan to implement.
What would you model first? I’d love to hear what would make this useful in your development workflow.
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“Model or map your system and APIs ”
Graphrun was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #154 on the daily leaderboard. Model your system and APIs before you write code. Run journeys to see how requests, retries and failures behave, then implement with your favourite coding agent. Already have an app? Use the Graphrun skill and MCP to map it from code. Inspect components, export OpenAPI specs, and explore each step from request to result. This could help people understand a codebase, onboard new team members, and see how the different parts of an application work together.
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Parvesh Malhotra
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
Graphrun helps you understand how an application should work before you build it, and how an existing application fits together.
You can model your system and APIs, run journeys through the diagram, and inspect requests, responses, retries and failures. Then use the model as context for your favourite coding agent.
if you already have a codebase? Use the Graphrun skill and MCP to map it into a model. You can also inspect API endpoints and export their contracts as OpenAPI specs.
The walkthrough shows a registration journey from the first request to the completed trace from existing codebase.
This could help people understand a codebase, onboard new team members, and see how the different parts of an application work together. You can also model systems and APIs before development, run journeys to explore their behaviour, and give your coding agent a clear plan to implement.
What would you model first? I’d love to hear what would make this useful in your development workflow.
Thanks