Edges

An edge connects two nodes and says what ties them together. Its color follows the nodes’ health; its type says what it represents.

Type	Example label	Use it for
`network`	network / call	The generic case: one service calling another.
`dns`	record · @ / api / www	A domain pointing at infrastructure through a DNS record.
`webhook`	inbound event	A notification from an external service into yours (e.g. Stripe → your app).
`deploy`	pipeline / ci	A build or deploy link (e.g. GitHub Actions → VPS).

The arrow shows the direction of the dependency, from source to target.
The line color follows the state of the two nodes (see States), not the type. The type shows in a colored tag, displayed for every type except network, next to whatever text you write.
Hovering an edge reveals a × to delete it.
An edge can have its own credentials too: a GitHub deploy key, a Stripe webhook secret. Manage them from the edge inspector.

Edges are created by dragging from one node to another. With a manifest import you can only connect nodes that are in the same file.