See how every part connects, live.

teleon.dev/docs/dag draws the self-describing map of databases, queues and connectors: what feeds what, which version is live, and where a change would ripple.

teleon.dev/docs/dagLive DAGhttpsjson

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Around the search queue

aq16 storeupstream

feeds

aq17 searchselected

feeds

aq18 composedownstream

aq96 searchabilitydownstream

Selecting a node highlights what feeds it and what it feeds.

What it does

Live topology

Nodes and edges come from the running services, so the map stays current.

Versions on every node

Each node shows the version it runs and its contract.

Ripple view

Select a node to highlight everything downstream of it.

The contract

The map is built from service self-descriptions and queue graph edges.

NodesDatabases, queues, connectors

EdgesQueue hand-offs and reads

StoreS3 typed edges and composed graphs

AccessRING-3

Identifiers

typed_edge_graph

Execution contracts

Request and responseCopy

GET /v1/dag?node=aq17_hybrid_search&depth=1

# Response
{
  "node": "aq17_hybrid_search",
  "upstream": ["aq16_cas_merkle_store"],
  "downstream": ["aq18_graph_compose", "aq96_verify_surface_searchability"]
}

Endpoints

Method	Path	Access	What it does	Status
`GET`	`/v1/dag`	RING-3	Read the map around a node
`GET`	`/v1/dag/ripple/{node}`	RING-3	List everything downstream of a node

Listed paths appear in the service’s published files today. In the one-host plan every path here is served under api.teleon.dev/v1/dag.

How it connects

Reads from

Queue storage cellteleon.dev/docs/queues-db Capability graph cellteleon.dev/docs/graph-db

Feeds into

Control towerteleon.dev/docs/admin Orientationteleon.dev/docs/orient

Queuesaq18 aq75

StoresS3 Typed Edges, Engine Slots and Composed Graphs

For agents

Give your agent the read-only guide first. It reports back before any write.

Agent prompt

Read https://teleon.dev/docs/dag.md and show the neighbours of the search queue. Read only.

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llms.txt Agent card

Words on this page

Full glossary

DAG: A directed acyclic graph: steps joined by one-way edges, so work flows forward in a known order.
Baton: The hand-off between queues: when one step finishes, its output becomes the next queue's input row.