In a few minutes you'll be querying the most comprehensive education-to-outcomes database ever assembled, right inside the AI tool you already use.
Pick where you'll work. We'll tailor the connection steps to that tool.
Four steps, once. After this, Grad Graph is available in every conversation.
This shapes the skills, sources and prompts we set you up with. You can change it later.
Skills are pre-built analyses that run on your data, with no prompt engineering. Your organization's library lives in the Grad Graph dashboard.
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Every skill page is structured the same way. It outlines what the skill produces, which tools it draws on, and the Questions that will trigger skill use: the phrasings that make your tool reach for it on its own.
Here is the whole thing end to end: finding the skill, downloading it, and running it in your AI tool.
Heads up: the walkthrough uses {{ demoSkill }} as its example, which may not be the skill you picked. The steps are identical for every skill in the library, including {{ featuredSkill }}.
Four steps, and the skill stays available in every conversation.
Download the skill, then install it in {{ toolName }}.
Follow the walkthrough above for the rest, or check the How to install card on the skill page for the written {{ toolName }} steps.
Once the skill is installed, you can call it by name or just describe what you need. {{ toolName }} recognizes both.
Type a forward slash and pick the skill by name. The tool runs exactly that, so this is best when you already know what you want.
Or just ask in your own words. Each skill page lists the phrasings that activate it, so you never have to memorize a command.
Everything from here is the same three moves: open the library, pick a skill, ask in your own words.
Behind every record in here is a real graduate whose career your institution helped shape. Knowing where they landed, what they earn, and who employs them is how you find the donor nobody thought to call, tell a prospective student a true story instead of a promise, and make the case for a program on evidence rather than instinct. That is the work this data is for, and you are set up to do it.