Examples

A gallery of working graphs

These are the public demo assets seeded on ScriptGraph: real projects, graphs and nodes you can open in the editor or take from the store. The site is read-only, so anything you change there becomes your own fork.

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Internet Shop Starter

by alice
ProjectOpenFree

A complete storefront skeleton with a Catalog graph and a Cart graph. The shortest path from a blank canvas to a request-shaped project you can fork.

Internet Shop Pro

by alice
ProjectOpen + closedRent 300 · Buy 1500 SGC

The full shop with a locked payment gateway. Rent it to run the checkout as a closed group, or buy the version that unlocks the group and includes the source.

Telegram Echo Bot

by bob
GraphOpenBuy 250 SGC

A small open graph that connects an incoming message to a reply node. Import it, connect your token through the environment and extend the command routing.

Binance Price Feed

by bob
GraphClosedRent 100 · Buy 900 SGC

Closed market data with two public ports: symbol in, price out. The rental runs the implementation for 30 days; the buyout adds the source and unlocks the graph.

AI Agent Workspace

by dave
ProjectOpenBuy 800 SGC

An open project with one agent graph and a clean structure to extend. Buy the store variant to keep a source download outside the public project.

Uppercase Filter

by alice
NodeOpenFree

A tiny free node that uppercases a string. Useful for testing the library and the store node palette without spending anything.

OpenAI Prompt Node

by bob
NodeClosedRent 50 · Buy 400 SGC

A closed prompt node with a public manifest. Renters can wire its ports and run it; buyers receive the source and can read how the prompt is built.

Stripe Checkout Node

by alice
NodeOpenBuy 400 SGC

An open node that creates a Stripe checkout session. Import it into a project and connect your own API key through the run environment.

Download and import

These graph files are ready to import: open the editor, choose File → Import → JSON and pick the file. They use only nodes from the public catalog.

Hello worldJSON

A start node, a value and a print. The smallest runnable graph.

HTTP requestJSON

Fetch a URL and print the response body.

HTTP serverJSON

Answer requests with a fixed JSON body; publish a port before running.

Scheduled heartbeatJSON

A counter, a delay and a print that repeats on a timer.

Want a guided path?

The tutorial builds a small HTTP graph from scratch and explains what each port does. The use case pages put the same examples in context and show how a production graph is shaped.