It appears to more likely be an Echeveria.

@Chris (6a in MA) I think the yellow flower helps nail this as Moonglow. If this is Graptoveria, does that mean it will grow a long and spindly trunk? I am looking for a plant that will spread out on the ground and stay low.

My Graptoveria remained a tight rosette just like the picture in you comment. In the summer the leaf edges blushed a bit To a subtle pink color.

Rarely will any graptoveria develop a "long and spindly trunk". They all tend to be rather low growing and spreading in habit, rarely exceeding about 6 inches in height. If they do start to develop a trunk, I would guess this is etiolation due too low light levels.

@gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9) I had these confused with Graptopetalum. I have lots of the Graptopetalum variants, and they all tend to grow long and spindly, as in this video.

Will Graptoveria spread out like a ground cover, or will it stay in a single close bundle and only grow out slowly?