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@emergent-wisdom/understanding-graph-web-server

v0.1.14

Published

Web server for understanding graph visualization

Downloads

846

Readme

@emergent-wisdom/understanding-graph-web-server

The local REST and static-file server used by Understanding Graph. It serves the bundled visualization and read-only graph APIs. Graph content mutations are intentionally routed through the MCP server so they receive the same atomic commits, validation, and workflow boundaries as other agents.

Most users should install the root package:

npm install -g understanding-graph
understanding-graph start

The server is also available as a workspace package for programmatic or local development use. Set PROJECT_DIR to choose the project-store directory and PORT to change the local port.

For independent workers, run one process per absolute storage root and port:

PORT=3101 PROJECT_DIR=/srv/undergraph/worker-1 understanding-graph start
PORT=3102 PROJECT_DIR=/srv/undergraph/worker-2 understanding-graph start

The processes may share the same installation and parent storage volume, but must not share the same PROJECT_DIR. The default bind address is loopback. A non-loopback HOST additionally requires UG_WORKER_TOKEN; trusted callers must send Authorization: Bearer <UG_WORKER_TOKEN> on every /api or /admin request. Use TLS or a private authenticated network between machines.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.