Graphify

What is Graphify?

Graphify builds a persistent, queryable graph of codebases for AI coding assistants and developers. It maps relationships across repositories using local parsing or a hosted service, replacing chunk-based retrieval with explicit graph traversal. The open-source engine runs entirely on-device under an Apache 2.0 license, while the hosted product offers cloud-managed indexing.

What are the features of Graphify?

• Typed code graph

  Builds a persistent map of code, documentation, wikis, and contracts where nodes represent parts of the codebase and edges record connections like calls and imports.
• Local parsing engine

  Uses 33 tree-sitter grammars to parse code locally into a deterministic abstract syntax tree without uploads, telemetry, or model calls.
• Cross-repository traversal

  Maintains one graph across multiple repositories so answers follow dependencies across services rather than stopping at repository boundaries.
• Assistant integration

  Serves the graph to over 20 AI coding assistants, including Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Aider, via MCP or direct installation.
• Pull request review

  Triages continuous integration results, reviews, and merge-conflict risks by learning from each merged pull request against the graph.
• Formal verification

  Compares supported behavior changes and inspects evidence paths through the graph, with coverage depending on the workflow and language.

What are the use cases of Graphify?

• Pre-merge impact analysis

  Before merging a change, the graph follows every edge to identify what downstream code breaks across connected repositories.
• Audited code explanations

  For regulated work, every answer returns an explicit path through the graph with file and line citations instead of unverified text generation.
• Offline codebase indexing

  Developers can run the engine fully offline by pairing local tree-sitter parsing with a local model such as Ollama or vLLM.

How to use Graphify?

1. Install the CLI tool

   Run uv tool install graphifyy to install the command-line interface.
2. Set up assistant integration

   Run graphify install --platform <name> for a specific assistant, or bare graphify install to configure Claude Code.
3. Build the local graph

   Parse the repository locally to generate the typed graph file on disk.
4. Configure automatic updates

   Install the provided git hook so the graph incrementally re-parses only changed files on every commit.

Graphify Pricing Information:

• Open-source engine

  Free under the Apache 2.0 license; runs locally without an account, requiring manual graph maintenance.
• Free plan

  Hosted access with no credit card required; includes graph-aware review and formal verification.
• Pro plan

  Paid per seat, requires a credit card; automatically re-indexes the default branch on every push, reviews each pull request, runs formal verification on changed functions, and serves the graph over a hosted MCP server. Includes a two-week free trial.
• Teams plan

  Paid per seat; provides the Pro features with a single shared graph across all team members.
• Enterprise plan

  Early-access tier adding self-hosting, SAML single sign-on, and legacy migration.