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Cosmo Studio Schema Explorer displaying the Query root with fields like findEmployees, products, and teammates.

Schema Explorer — Query fields overview

You can navigate to every type you see on the page. From objects that implement interfaces to unions and enums. The details section shows all the inputs for that particular field. If your schema has comments, they would appear here as well.

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Field Usage

Check the docs here to see how the usage for each type looks like

Schema Field Usage

Open the search modal by hitting Cmd/Ctrl + K on your keyboard. Jump to any type you like to view.
Cosmo Studio search interface showing objects like Identifiable, City, Mood, and Time.

The Schema Explorer: Search modal

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Deprecated Fields

You can view all deprecated fields in your schema in one place along with their usage. This helps to determine if it is safe to remove the field/argument.
Cosmo Studio schema view showing deprecated fields teammates query and middlename string marked as no longer supported.

Deprecated Fields

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Authenticated Types and Fields

You can easily view all types and fields that use the @authenticated and/or @requiresScopes directives in a single place.
At this time, @authenticated and @requiresScopes are only exposed by the Router Schema.
Cosmo Studio view listing authenticated schema fields and types in the router schema.

Authenticated Types and Fields

When a type or field is annotated with the @requiresScopes directive, the list of required scopes can be accessed by clicking the View scopes button in the type header.
Cosmo Studio field details for FactContent tyspe with read:entity access scope.

Type scopes view

Or beside the type/field name in the table.
Cosmo Studio Mutation view with addFact field requiring authentication scopes write:fact or write:all.

Field scopes view

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