I did see the part about "graph is wrong," but the examples in the readme seem like you may find this interesting: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42274399(Nodezator is a generalist Python node editor; 29 Nov 2024; 78 comments)
True, graph is not wrong per se, but in my experience I saw a lot of problems, the moment it starts to be a little more dynamic. Main problem is predefined edges. That's where you bump into things like conditional edges, cycles edges and so on. That's also my problem with frameworks like LangGraph. They just get in your way by pushing on things which looked like a good idea in the beginning.
