Comment
Adds a non-executable note to the graph.
Adds a non-executable note to the graph.
When to use
Use it to explain intent, assumptions, or a section of a complex graph to future readers.
Example
Place a short note beside a risk branch explaining why both outcomes are handled.
Record a decision for a reviewer
Next to an RSI Condition with a literal threshold of 60, write a comment such as Threshold 60 is the experiment's chosen sensitivity; reassess after comparing runs. This explains why the number is there without asserting that 60 is optimal or profitable. Comment has no control or data ports, so it cannot change the Condition outcome or receive a connection. If you change the threshold to 65, update the comment so the graph's explanation remains truthful. Use the editable parameter for the rule and the comment for its rationale.
Common problems
Comments do not validate, connect, or execute. Keep them current and never store secrets or personal information in them.
Next steps
Review the generated Parameters, Outcomes, and Data Ports on this page, then open the related guides for the complete workflow.
Related documentation
- Add, move, duplicate, and remove nodesUse the palette and canvas to organize the graph without losing the meaning of its paths.
- Backtests and responsible useInterpret simulated results with appropriate limits and avoid treating them as predictions or advice.
- Nodes, parameters, outcomes, and portsRead the parts of a node and understand what to configure or connect.