Products & Surfaces

Product views

On the Product detail page, you can switch between Visual view and List view. Visual view maps Capabilities and Surfaces on an interactive canvas. List view organizes the same items into sections with management controls.

Switch between views

To switch views, follow these steps:

  1. On the Products page, open a Product.
  2. In the header, click Visual view or List view.

The selected view is stored in the page URL. When you reload the page, Runtype restores that view.

Visual view

Visual view displays an interactive diagram of a Product’s Capabilities and Surfaces. It places Capabilities and Surfaces in separate areas and draws a connection from each Capability to the Surfaces that expose it.

Each Capability node shows its Flow or Agent type. Each Surface node shows the number of connected Capabilities. Surface nodes can also show setup progress when the Surface has an incomplete setup flow.

Use the following actions to work with the diagram:

  • To edit a Capability or Surface, double-click its node. The editor opens in a side panel.
  • To connect a Capability to a Surface, drag from the Capability node to the Surface node. Then click Save.
  • To pan the canvas, click and drag the canvas.
  • To zoom the canvas, use the mouse wheel or a pinch gesture.
  • To fit the diagram in the window, open the zoom menu and select Fit to view.

Use Visual view to inspect relationships or connect a Capability to a Surface.

List view

List view has two sections: Product capabilities and Product surfaces. Each section shows an item count and an action to add an item.

The Product capabilities section provides the following details and actions:

  • Each Capability card shows its name, type, connected Surfaces, and enabled or disabled status.
  • Open a Capability’s More actions menu to select Edit, Test, Copy ID, or Delete.

The Product surfaces section provides the following details and actions:

  • Each Surface card shows its name, type, connected Capability count, API key count, and status.
  • Use the status menu to set a Surface to Active, Paused, or Draft.
  • Open a Surface’s More actions menu to select Edit Surface, Generate API Key, Run Eval, or Delete Surface.
  • When a Surface setup is incomplete, follow the onboarding banner on its card.

Use List view to review statuses, manage API keys, and run actions without using the diagram.

Next steps

Continue with these pages: