What's left to learn?

These tutorials showcased the core workflow of NodeKit. To recap, one uses NodeKit by:

1. Defining a set of Nodes, each of which consists of a Cards and a Sensor.
2. Wiring those Nodes together into a Graph, using Transitions.
3. Deploying that Graph (to your local machine, as a static website, or as a Python simulation) and getting behavior from agent(s).

Next steps

Consider checking out the Examples to see a gallery of behavioral tasks written in NodeKit.

You may also consider browsing the user guides and the API reference manual. For example:

• How to deploy Graphs to Mechanical Turk or Prolific
• How to save and load Graphs and Traces from disk
• An overview of all Card types, including the VideoCard and CompositeCard
• An overview of all Sensor types, including the SliderSensor , TextEntrySensor, and ProductSensor

You might also consider cloning the GitHub repository for NodeKit on your local machine, having your favorite coding agent read it, and asking it any questions you still have about the project. (Or have it use NodeKit for you).

Advanced topics

Certain advanced topics that are not needed for many tasks were not covered in these tutorials. For example:

• The use of Graph Registers which are needed to describe experimental designs like performance-gated blocks and staircases.
• The full set of Events which are recorded in the Trace, such as key/pointer samples and page suspends, that enable finer-grained analysis