@google-labs/graph-runner
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Reference implementation of generative app composition graph traversal
The WIP bit of code that traverses the graph and invokes various node handlers.
This are the nascent docs and specs on the design of the graph and their traversal machinery.
To actually play with various graphs, see the README.md in the graph-playground package of the labs-prototypes repo.
More to come soon.
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Reference implementation of generative app composition graph traversal
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