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Subfork

Subfork Python

Create, publish, and run Subfork graphs from Python or your terminal.

pip install subfork

Start with installation and authentication, then follow the Python guide or command-line guide.

Find your next graph

Browse Subfork Examples for ready-made graphs covering data pipelines, dashboards, AI, media, and more. The subfork-examples repository contains the graph files and notes you can learn from, adapt, and contribute to.

Our examples guide shows how to run your first graph and load a community example with Python.

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