graphql-inspector

You can explore a GraphQL schema using progressive disclosure to scan available queries and mutations first, then drill into specific fields and types. This workflow minimizes token usage by avoiding full schema dumps upfront.

Yes, you can execute read-only GraphQL queries safely. The system defaults to read-only operations with built-in safeguards, preventing unintended mutations while allowing you to inspect and query schema data.

The best way for AI agents to discover GraphQL queries is through a progressive-discovery workflow. Agents scan the endpoint to assess available operations, inspect field arguments, and then execute targeted read-only queries.

To inspect GraphQL types and field arguments, you drill down from the initial schema scan. This progressive approach lets you understand specific fields and their requirements without exposing the entire schema upfront.

Yes, progressive disclosure works effectively for complex GraphQL APIs by breaking down exploration into manageable steps: scanning queries, drilling into fields, inspecting types, and running safe queries to assess the API structure.

AI agents consume excessive tokens when processing full GraphQL schema dumps. Using a progressive-discovery workflow avoids this by exposing only necessary queries, mutations, and types on demand.