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@@ -56,14 +56,26 @@ An HTTP GET to `/<uuid>/graph` will return some JSON.
 outputs
 
     :::python
-    {"node": 
-        {"30": 
-            {"position": 
-                {"y": 3.245091885135617, "x": -1.0335390368621762, "z": 0.12485495696298532}, "vop": 0}, "28": 
-            {"position": 
-                {"y": 0.1811335599620998, "x": 3.7102305790943295, "z": 0.3375519427305571}, "vop": 0}, "29": 
-            {"position": 
-                {"y": -1.834182888403804, "x": 1.5968911365745622, "z": 2.8585980299131886 
+    {
+      "adj": {
+        "(0, 0, 1)": {
+          "(0, 1, 1)": {}, 
+          "(1, 0, 1)": {}
+        }, 
+        "(0, 0, 3)": {
+          "(0, 1, 3)": {}, 
+          "(1, 0, 3)": {}
+        }, 
+        "(0, 0, 5)": {
+          "(0, 1, 5)": {}, 
+          "(1, 0, 5)": {}
+        }, 
+        "(0, 1, 0)": {
+          "(0, 1, 1)": {}, 
+          "(1, 1, 0)": {}
+        }, 
+        "(0, 1, 1)": {
+          "(0, 0, 1)": {},
     ...
 
 The top-level keys are `node` and `adj`. These model the node metadata and adjacency matrix respectively.