# Graph Explorer

The graph explorer lets you inspect your graph in a hierarchical tree view. This is great to maintain the overview of your nodes, groups and sub-graphs.

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### Groups

Use groups to organize and quickly find specific parts in your graph.

### **Debug**

During runtime you can easily see which nodes or sub-graphs are currently running by the blinking dot icon.\
Errors in your graph are also being indicated with an exclamation error icon.

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### **Separate window**

It’s possible to undock the graph explorer into a separate window. Simply click on the separate window button at the top of the graph explorer.

### **Search**

You can easily search and filter nodes, groups and/or sub-graphs.\
Simply type the search text in the searchfield.
