Graph IDE for multi-agent workflows
See what every agent costs. Then cut it.
Draw your agent workflow as a graph, run it, and read the cost of every step. Apply a suggested fix, run again, and compare before and after.
Already built one? Paste your agent code from LangGraph, CrewAI, the OpenAI Agents SDK or Flowise and see its cost per step and per month.
On-call Incident Router
Estimated cost per step, per run
This run
$0.006
Try it: switch the alert, then apply the insight. No account or model key needed to run it yourself. Costs are the editor's pre-run estimates from token counts and list prices.
How it works
Run, read the bill, fix, compare.
Multi-agent runs get expensive and hard to follow. Nodagentry keeps the whole team on one canvas, so you can see where the money goes and change it in one click.
- 01
Draw the team
Agents, tools, routers and human approvals are nodes. Start from an example, or paste LangGraph, CrewAI or OpenAI Agents SDK code or a Flowise export and it is drawn for you.
- 02
Run it and read the bill
Every step shows its tokens and cost, and the path the run took. A budget tripwire stops or downgrades a runaway run.
- 03
Apply a fix, run again
Insights change the graph for you: a cheaper model, a sampled step, a shorter branch. Re-run and compare before and after.
Examples
Start from a workflow that already runs.
On-call Incident Router
Triage an alert, run live checks on real incidents, and ask a human before anyone is paged.
See how it works →Claims Desk
Read a new claim, check the policy, draft pay, investigate or deny, and wait for an examiner.
See how it works →Security
Phishing Triage
Pull indicators from a reported email, decide phish or safe, find who clicked and draft containment for an analyst.
See how it works →Security
SOC Alert Triage
Enrich an EDR or SIEM alert in parallel, triage it cheaply, and escalate real incidents with containment held for an analyst.
See how it works →Security
CVE Triage
Read a CVE, check which assets are exposed and whether it is exploited, then plan an emergency change or a routine ticket.
See how it works →Security
PR Security Review
Map every pull request cheaply, deep-review the ones that touch auth, SQL or money, and approve before the review is posted.
See how it works →
How it compares
Know the bill before the traffic does.
Tracing tools count cost after your agent has served real users. Visual builders don't count it at all. Nodagentry prices every step from your design or code first, then helps you cut it. They work well together: estimate here, track production there.
| Nodagentry | LangSmith | Langfuse | Dify / n8n | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost of every step before it runs | ||||
| Works from the code you already have | Needs SDK + traffic | Needs SDK + traffic | Rebuild in their editor | |
| Try it with no account or API key | ||||
| Suggests cheaper models, compares before/after | Manual experiments | Manual experiments | ||
| Cost check on pull requests | ||||
| Visual multi-agent editor | Studio | |||
| Tracks real spend across production traffic | Per run | Logs |
From each product's public website, October 2026. Product names are trademarks of their owners.
Runtimes
Free to explore. Real when you need it.
The same graph runs in the simulator, on your models, or from events once it is published. Sign in with Google or GitHub to save workflows and test cases.
- Simulator
- Free, no account or key. Realistic token counts and costs.
- Ollama
- Your local models, or Ollama Cloud on hosted credits.
- Your keys
- Bring a provider key for real output from your own account.
- Run URL
- Publish a workflow and start it from webhooks and events.
Find the expensive step in three minutes.
Open the incident router, run it, and apply the top insight. Nothing to install.