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AGG is a general tool environment for algebraic graph transformation which follows the interpretative approach. Its special power comes from a very flexible attribution concept. AGG graphs are allowed to be attributed by any kind of Java objects. Graph transformations can be equipped with arbitrary computations on these Java objects described by a Java expression. The AGG environment consists of a graphical user interface comprising several visual editors, and an interpreter which is also usable without the graphical interface.