The online RG GraphPilot is the "ultimate, most powerful" specialist agent built on top of "RG-Expert KB". It is designed for real graph-app delivery, not generic AI chatter.
We do not expose the strongest GraphPilot as a public online MCP endpoint. If you need local usage inside Claude Code, Codex, or similar environments, use the Enterprise plan and complete it through private deployment.
"RG-Dev Skill" and "RG-Expert KB" are not only technical knowledge assets. They also package years of domain and delivery experience accumulated by the development team into distilled, LLM-ready content.
"Master every relation-graph capability and become the most precise technical executor."
"Beyond code generation, it outputs domain know-how and derives best-fit solutions for complex business scenarios."
| Dimension | RG-Dev Skill (Development Assistant) | RG-Expert KB (Expert Knowledge Base) |
|---|---|---|
| Knowledge breadth | 30+ common technical scenarios | 200+ deep professional application patterns |
| Problem-solving logic | Execution guidance (How) | Solution decision-making (Know-how) |
| Complexity support | Standard relationship graphs and data flows | Industrial-grade canvas apps, AI workflows, complex editors |
| Evolution mechanism | Passive updates per release | Active high-frequency optimization from field practice |
| Architecture support | Focused on the current graph-app scenario | On-demand best-practice patterns from extensive professional scenario libraries, directly applicable to your current graph application. |
A strong local MCP workflow usually needs to read a large amount of local files to understand context. Those files may include source code assets under development, internal materials, or even other sensitive local files. To reduce the risk of data leakage and the operational burden it would create for you, we currently only offer local GraphPilot usage through private deployment authorization.
When GraphPilot works through MCP, it often needs to inspect many local files instead of only one selected source file.
That context can include code assets under active development, internal business materials, test data, credentials, or unrelated private files.
By deploying GraphPilot inside your own environment, you can decide the exact network, storage, audit, and access-control boundary yourself.
The online version still lets you modify your code by uploading code packages and attachments to GraphPilot. The key difference is that you decide exactly what gets submitted each round.
If your goal is to get graph-app code generated or modified quickly, the online GraphPilot is usually the fastest path. If your internal workflow requires true local MCP / SKILL access, choose Enterprise and deploy GraphPilot privately.