graphistry

Umbrella router for Graphistry workflows across SDK and API surfaces. Use when asked to "use graphistry", "visualize with graphistry", "graph this data in graphistry", "graphistry plot", or any question mixing Python SDK and REST API concerns. Also triggers on "graphistry SDK vs API", "graphistry authentication", "how do I share a graphistry graph", "Graphistry Hub", or any ambiguous graphistry request before the interface is clear. Routes to pygraphistry for Python SDK tasks, graphistry-rest-api for curl/REST tasks. Proactively suggest when the user mentions graph visualization or network analysis and has not yet chosen an interface.

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Repository: graphistry/graphistry-skills
Last source activity: July 26, 2026 at 04:34
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pygraphistry-gfql

Construct and run GFQL graph queries in PyGraphistry using chain-list syntax or Cypher strings. Use when asked to "query my graph with GFQL", "MATCH pattern in graphistry", "find paths between nodes", "hop constraints", "let bindings", "GRAPH constructor", or "run Cypher on my graph". Also triggers on "g.gfql()", "n() e_forward() n()", "chain-list query", "subgraph extraction", "remote graph query", or "pattern matching in graphistry". Proactively suggest when the user wants multi-hop traversal or pattern matching on a graph already loaded in PyGraphistry.

2026-07-26

graphistry-rest-api

Graphistry Hub REST API: auth, upload, URL controls, sessions, and sharing. Use when asked to "call the graphistry API with curl", "get a JWT token from graphistry", "upload a graph via REST", "graph.html URL parameters", "graphistry session API", or "share a graph link safely". Also triggers on "/api/v2/", "Bearer token", "graphistry upload endpoint", or any direct HTTP endpoint question about Graphistry Hub. Prefer this over pygraphistry when the user explicitly uses curl, requests, or raw HTTP rather than the Python SDK.

2026-07-26

pygraphistry-ai

PyGraphistry graph ML/AI: UMAP, DBSCAN, embeddings, and anomaly detection workflows. Use when asked to "run UMAP on my graph", "cluster nodes", "find anomalies in my network data", "embed nodes", "fit-transform pipeline", "semantic search over graph nodes", or "graph AI". Also triggers on "graphistry umap", "dbscan clusters", "node embeddings", "featurize", or "anomaly triage". Proactively suggest when the user has node feature columns and asks about outliers, clusters, or similarity without yet using UMAP or DBSCAN.

2026-07-26

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Graphistry Router

Use this skill as the shared entrypoint across Graphistry interfaces.

Route By Interface

Python SDK tasks (import graphistry, DataFrame shaping, .plot(), .gfql() including Cypher/Let/DAG, PyGraphistry notebooks): use pygraphistry.

REST API tasks (curl, /api/v2/..., JWT/Bearer auth, upload endpoints, graph.html URL params): use graphistry-rest-api.

JavaScript/TypeScript SDK tasks (@graphistry/*, browser/frontend integrations): use graphistry-js if available.

Mixed Requests

If a request mixes Python SDK and REST endpoints, start with pygraphistry and pull in graphistry-rest-api for exact endpoint syntax.

For named-endpoint questions, keep guidance user-facing: /api/v2/o/<org>/functions/... for definition lifecycle and /api/v2/o/<org>/run/... for execution.

Keep the first routing response compact: selected interface + one minimal snippet + one canonical doc link.

Safety Rules

Use environment variables for credentials and secrets.

Never put JWT tokens in URL query parameters.

Prefer documented endpoints; avoid invented helper endpoints.

Canonical Docs

Graphistry Router

Use this skill as the shared entrypoint across Graphistry interfaces.

Route By Interface

Python SDK tasks (import graphistry, DataFrame shaping, .plot(), .gfql() including Cypher/Let/DAG, PyGraphistry notebooks): use pygraphistry.

REST API tasks (curl, /api/v2/..., JWT/Bearer auth, upload endpoints, graph.html URL params): use graphistry-rest-api.

JavaScript/TypeScript SDK tasks (@graphistry/*, browser/frontend integrations): use graphistry-js if available.

Mixed Requests

If a request mixes Python SDK and REST endpoints, start with pygraphistry and pull in graphistry-rest-api for exact endpoint syntax.

For named-endpoint questions, keep guidance user-facing: /api/v2/o/<org>/functions/... for definition lifecycle and /api/v2/o/<org>/run/... for execution.

Keep the first routing response compact: selected interface + one minimal snippet + one canonical doc link.

Safety Rules

Use environment variables for credentials and secrets.

Never put JWT tokens in URL query parameters.

Prefer documented endpoints; avoid invented helper endpoints.

Canonical Docs

graphistry

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Graphistry Router

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Mixed Requests

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Canonical Docs

Graphistry Router

Route By Interface

Mixed Requests

Safety Rules

Canonical Docs

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