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  • What GraphWarden does and when to use it
  • Deploy GraphWarden and make your first proxied Graph call

Concepts

  • App identities: proxy credentials vs. real Graph credentials
  • How requests flow through GraphWarden
  • Deployment modes: hosted, on-premise, and hybrid
  • Rulesets and rules: the GraphWarden data model
  • Trust model: zero-knowledge credentials and what GraphWarden does not see

Developer integration

  • Overview
  • Integrate GraphWarden with a .NET application
  • Integrate GraphWarden with a Go application
  • Route an existing app through GraphWarden
  • Integrate GraphWarden with a Node.js application
  • Integrate GraphWarden with a PHP or Laravel application
  • Integrate GraphWarden with a Python application

PowerShell

  • Overview
  • PowerShell cookbook: common M365 admin tasks through GraphWarden
  • Route Exchange Online PowerShell through GraphWarden
  • Route legacy AzureAD and MSOnline PowerShell modules through GraphWarden
  • Manage Microsoft 365 with the Microsoft.Graph PowerShell module through GraphWarden
  • Route a PowerShell script through GraphWarden

CI/CD

  • Overview
  • Run GraphWarden proxy deployments from Azure DevOps Pipelines
  • Run GraphWarden proxy deployments from GitHub Actions
  • Manage GraphWarden secrets across environments
  • Provision GraphWarden infrastructure with Terraform

ISV

  • Overview
  • GraphWarden-compatible partners
  • Add GraphWarden compatibility to your product
  • GraphWarden compatibility statement (template)
  • Why your product should support GraphWarden
  • Graph subscriptions, webhooks, and callbacks with GraphWarden

API reference

  • Overview
  • Agent API: HMAC-authenticated endpoints between the proxy and the control plane
  • Condition types: all 11 matchers used in GraphWarden rulesets
  • GraphWarden proxy environment variables
  • Rule schema: the GraphWarden ruleset YAML format
  • Transform types: all 9 transformations used in GraphWarden rulesets

Deployment

  • Overview
  • Deploy the GraphWarden proxy to Azure Container Apps
  • Deploy the GraphWarden proxy with Docker
  • Network and firewall requirements for the GraphWarden proxy
  • Install the GraphWarden proxy as a Windows Service
  • Sizing the GraphWarden proxy for your request volume

AI agents

  • Overview
  • AI-native documentation for GraphWarden
  • Prompts for common GraphWarden integration tasks
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AI agents

Build GraphWarden integrations using Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and ChatGPT.

Overview

How the docs are built for AI agents — llms.txt, x-doc.ai-prompt, and TechArticle JSON-LD.

Supported

Prompts catalogue

Copy-paste prompts for the most common GraphWarden integration tasks.

Supported

Last reviewed: April 19, 2026

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