Turn a codebase into a knowledge graph your AI assistant can trace — answers come back as graph paths with real file:line citations.
Graphify turns a codebase into an explicit knowledge graph for AI coding assistants. Instead of embedding search or grep, it builds structure that can be traversed, so an answer arrives as a traceable graph path with real file:line citations you can open and check. Mapping a repository takes one command, and everything runs on-device: no account, no API keys, and no telemetry, which makes it usable on code that cannot leave the machine.
Install with uv tool install graphifyy followed by graphify install. It is free and open source under Apache 2.0.
Pricing model: Free
Common questions about Graphify
Graphify's team has published a guide to cutting Claude Code token usage, and it puts Anthropic's own settings first and the code graph second. According to the post, most of the cost is not the prompt. It is everything Graphify says Claude Code re-sends on every turn: the conversation so far, CLAUDE.md, tool listings and the files read along the way. The guide was written by Syed Fahad, Head of DevRel.…
Graphify published a worked example showing how its code knowledge graph traces an expired timestamp to the exception it raises in the public pallets/itsdangerous repository.
The trace includes file and line references and labels each relationship EXTRACTED or INFERRED. EXTRACTED relationships come directly from the source; INFERRED ones are resolved by Graphify. The example includes an inferred connection that needs checking in the code.…
Graphify has a step-by-step guide to mapping a public GitHub repository inside Perplexity Computer.
Open Plugins, go to Skills and install Graphify. In a Computer task, type /graphify, select the skill and paste the repository link. Computer clones the code and returns an interactive map, a downloadable bundle and a graph report. You can then ask follow-up questions using the graph.
Perplexity is covering tasks that use /graphify through October 31, 2026, up to 5,000 credits per Computer…
Graphify is now in the Perplexity Computer skills marketplace for every Computer user. Install it from Plugins under Skills, then type /graphify in Computer and paste a public GitHub repository link.
Computer runs Graphify's open-source engine to build an interactive codebase map, with functions, classes and files connected by calls and imports. Links keep their source file and line, so explanations can point back to the code. Nothing needs to be installed locally.…
Graphify can now add a Google Drive folder to the same workspace graph as your repositories. After the first successful build, its documents are available in Open graph, Wiki and Ask.
The connection is read-only and supports Google Docs, Sheets and Slides alongside files such as PDFs, Office documents and images. Google Drive access requires a paid Graphify Cloud workspace.
Everyone in the workspace can search the folder's built contents, even if they can't open those files in Drive.…
Graphify now rebuilds its code graph whenever a commit lands on a repository's default branch, with git hooks and watch mode covering the local CLI. The vendor's reasoning is that a graph describes only the commit it was built from, so an agent reading an old one can point at functions that have since moved.
In the hosted Graphify product, a push to a repository's default branch triggers indexing of that commit and updates the graph that agents, reviews and the wiki read.…
Graphify, a code knowledge graph for AI coding agents from Graphify Labs, now has an overview post explaining what the product is and how its two versions differ.
Graphify maps repositories into functions, classes, files, and the calls and imports between them. Agents such as Claude Code, Cursor and Codex query that map over MCP instead of grepping and re-reading files. It answers structural questions: who calls a function, what a module depends on, and what a change would reach.…
A language server and a code graph answer different questions, and Graphify says most agent setups end up using both. In a comparison post, the team sets out what each one knows and where each fits better.
A language server speaks the Language Server Protocol to the editor. It parses files as you type and answers go-to-definition, find references, hover types and diagnostics, usually with compiler precision for one language.…
Graphify now writes a codebase wiki for every repository you index, and rebuilds it alongside each index so it describes the latest build. The feature has been live since October 8, and the company described it in a blog post on October 14.
Graphify reads the code graph for a repository and produces articles on what each area does, its key components, and the decisions and caveats behind them. You open Wiki in the console, pick a repository, and read it like an internal docs site, with an…
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