The Graph Architect's Playbook — 14 Steps From 0 to Graph Architect With Claude Code Workflows
The companion to the full course. Most multi-step agents are built as a straight line — step one, step two, step three, each waiting politely for the last — until the context window fills and the agent forgets what it was doing. The shape of real work is a graph: nodes do the thinking, edges carry the results, and Claude Code's dynamic workflows let Claude write the orchestration script itself. THIS PLAYBOOK: all 14 steps on clean reference pages, each with its one-line LAW and its pattern — the 'and then' test that finds fake edges, the schema contract that ends parse-and-pray, fan-out with parallel() (and why you always .filter(Boolean)), the diamond skeleton (fan out → reduce → synthesize), routers that keep Claude's judgment at the node and the script's reliability at the edge, the three verifier patterns (adversarial, diverse-lens, judge panel — the exact shape Bun's creator used to catch real memory bugs pre-ship), worktree isolation for parallel writers, loop-until-dry cycles and the dedupe-against-SEEN rule that stops infinite loops, model tiering that cuts the bill without cutting quality, and the barrier-vs-pipeline decision table. Plus the 4 copy-ready code patterns that cover 90% of every graph, all 6 starter graphs to build this week, and the three ways to make Claude draw the graph for you — every claim verified against the official Claude Code workflow docs on July 20, 2026. Independent field manual from Hyperautomation Labs.
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