Actions44
- Edge Actions
- Entity Type Actions
- Episode Actions
- Graph Actions
- Node Actions
- Session Actions
- Thread Actions
- User Actions
Overview
The "Get User Edges" operation of the Edge resource in this node allows you to retrieve all edges associated with a specific user by their unique user ID. Edges represent relationships or connections between nodes (entities) within a knowledge graph managed by the Zep Cloud API.
This operation is useful when you want to analyze or visualize how a particular user is connected within a graph, for example, to understand relationships, interactions, or data linked to that user. Practical applications include:
- Extracting all relationships involving a user in a social network graph.
- Retrieving user-specific connections in a customer relationship management (CRM) system.
- Analyzing user-related data flows or dependencies in an organizational knowledge base.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| User ID | The unique identifier of the user whose edges you want to retrieve. This is optional if other identifiers are used but required for this operation. |
Output
The output JSON contains an array of edge objects representing the relationships associated with the specified user. Each edge object typically includes details such as the edge's unique identifier, source and target nodes, type of relationship, and any metadata related to the edge.
No binary data output is involved in this operation.
Dependencies
- Requires an API key credential for authenticating requests to the Zep Cloud v3 API.
- The node must be configured with valid credentials to access the https://api.getzep.com endpoint.
- Network connectivity to the Zep Cloud API service is necessary.
Troubleshooting
- Missing or invalid User ID: If the User ID parameter is not provided or incorrect, the API call will fail or return no results. Ensure the User ID is correctly set.
- Authentication errors: If the API key credential is missing, expired, or invalid, authentication will fail. Verify the API key configuration.
- API rate limits or downtime: Temporary failures may occur due to API rate limiting or service outages. Retry after some time or check the service status.
- Unexpected response structure: If the API changes, the node might receive unexpected data formats. Updating the node or checking API documentation can help.
Common error messages usually indicate issues with parameters or authentication and can be resolved by verifying input values and credentials.