graphify: Turn codebases, documentation, schemas, configurations, and media into a queryable knowledge graph.
What problem it solves
Developers and AI coding assistants often need to search across many source files and supporting materials to understand project relationships. Broad file reads and repeated grep searches can obscure architecture, dependencies, and the paths connecting concepts.
Key features
Queryable project graphs — Map project code and supporting material into a graph that can be queried, inspected in a browser, and persisted for later use.
Source: README
Deterministic local code parsing — Code is parsed into an AST with tree-sitter, without an LLM or data leaving the machine.
Source: README
Explained graph connections — Connections are marked as explicitly extracted from source or inferred during resolution, allowing users to distinguish the two.
Source: README
Cross-file relationship analysis — The graph resolves calls, imports, inheritance, and mixins across files and reports connected concepts, communities, and rationale documentation.
Source: README
Support for multiple input types — Code, documentation, PDFs, images, and video or audio can be represented in the same graph.
Source: README
Quick start
Copied verbatim from the project's README.
uv tool install graphifyy # install the CLI (or: pipx install graphifyy)
graphify install # detects your assistant and registers the skill/graphify .Who it may suit
This may suit developers and teams that want AI coding assistants to inspect project relationships through scoped graph queries. It may also suit maintainers of codebases with extensive documentation, schemas, configuration, or other supporting material.
Topics to discuss
Which project relationships are most useful to expose in assistant-facing graph queries?
How should inferred relationships be presented so their confidence and provenance remain clear?
Which local-first workflows should receive more guidance for monorepos and cross-repository use?
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