See how your infrastructure connects together - understand dependencies before making changes. Context Network View

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What is the Context Graph?

The Context Graph automatically maps relationships between your:
  • Services and their dependencies
  • Resources like databases, queues, storage
  • Infrastructure components (clusters, networks, etc.)
  • Deployments and their configurations

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How to use it

  1. Click “Context Browser” in the left sidebar
  2. Wait for discovery - Composer scans your connected tools
  3. Explore the network - click and drag to navigate
  4. Click on resources to see details and connections
Context Browser Empty Starting view while Composer discovers your resources

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Why this helps

Before making changes:
  • See what services depend on what you’re changing
  • Understand blast radius of infrastructure updates
  • Find related resources you might have forgotten about
When building workflows:
  • AI agents get smarter suggestions based on your actual setup
  • Discover integration opportunities you didn’t know existed
  • Avoid breaking dependencies between services
For troubleshooting:
  • Trace problems across service boundaries
  • Find the root cause of cascading failures
  • See which teams own which components

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Getting better results

Connect more tools - The more integrations you have, the richer the graph becomes. Use consistent naming - Services named consistently show cleaner relationships. Tag your resources - Tags help group related components together.
Pro tip: Use the Context Graph before building complex workflows to understand what resources are actually available.