Topology
Topology (biome id topology-web) is a web biome that shows a project's manifest as a live map: the services it declares, the infrastructure and repositories behind them, the integrations it depends on, and how that shape has changed over time.
What a user sees
The Topology page has three tabs.
| Tab | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Overview | Counts of services, resources, integrations and environments, with a filter. Collapsible sections list services, infrastructure and integrations. Cards show the project's repository, environments and generators. |
| Integrations | The connectors the project depends on, with the flows between them. |
| History | The manifest's versions, with a from-version and a to-version selector to compare how the shape changed. |
Before the project manifest exists the page says "No manifest yet". The manifest populates during the first pipeline run. If the manifest declares nothing, it says "Manifest is empty".
What the biome declares
Topology ships a single web component, installed at org scope. It declares no capabilities, no service and no events. It is a read-only view, so there is no setup for an admin beyond installing it.
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