When viewing a Product, you can switch between two views: Visual view shows a node-based diagram of your Product’s structure, while List view provides a structured list of Capabilities, Surfaces, and metadata.
Switching between views
- Open a Product from your Products page
- Click the view toggle in the header (grid icon for Visual view, list icon for List view)
Your selection syncs across both views when you switch.
Visual view
Visual view displays a node-based diagram showing how your Product’s components connect.
What Visual view shows
- Product Info — Shows the product’s version and configuration status
- Capability nodes — Flows and Agents attached to the Product
- Surface nodes — Deployment channels (Chat, API, MCP, A2A)
- Connections — Lines showing relationships between components
The diagram uses a hierarchical layout: Surfaces connect to the Product node, which connects to Capabilities. Capabilities may connect to Records, tools, or other Flows they depend on.
Interacting with Visual view
- Click a node — Opens the component’s details in a side panel
- Zoom — Use mouse wheel or pinch gestures
- Pan — Click and drag the canvas
- **Fit to view **— Use this to fit the diagram in the window
When to use Visual view
- Understand dependencies — See the entire dependency chain at a glance
- Debug deployment issues — Trace how Surfaces connect to Capabilities
- Document architecture — Export or screenshot the diagram for team documentation
Use Visual view before making changes to complex Products. Understanding dependencies prevents breaking connected components.
List view
List view displays your Product’s Capabilities and Surfaces as structured lists with actions and status indicators.
What List view shows
- Product metadata — Editable name, version, and description
- Capabilities section — Cards showing each Flow or Agent with type badges, connection indicators, status (Enabled/Disabled), and action menus (Edit/Test/Copy ID/Delete)
- Surfaces section — Cards showing each Surface with type, number of Capabilities, API keys, status, and actions (Edit/Generate API Key/Delete)
Each section displays counts and descriptive headers. Empty states prompt you to add items.
When to use List view
- Quick management — Change statuses or access actions without navigating the diagram
- Review metadata — See all Capabilities and Surfaces with their statuses at once
- Complete setup — Onboarding banners show incomplete Surface configurations with next steps
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