Choose a useful first step.

Understand the visual experience

Open an illustrative example and follow one connection. To inspect a supported repository ZIP or graph file in your browser, use the Visualizer. Sign in to Studio when you want to save and continue working.

Connect from your server

The public API client supports hosted graph operations. An account, API key and applicable plan are required. Keep the key in your server environment.

npm install @nsgx/api

// Server-side only
import { NSGClient } from "@nsgx/api"

const client = new NSGClient({
  apiKey: process.env.NSG_API_KEY!,
  baseUrl: "https://www.nsgx.io",
})

const graphs = await client.listGraphs()

Integrate memory, retrieval or private tooling

Start with an enterprise evaluation discussion. Describe the workload, current approach and data constraints. React/runtime, local CLI and private engine access need a confirmed distribution and integration path; they are not unrestricted installs in this quick start.

Go deeper when you need to