Graphify
Build queryable code knowledge graphs with a local CLI and agent guidance, keeping relationship provenance and source revision visible.
- Development Workflows
- Knowledge Graphs
- Architecture
- Context and Memory
Graphify Labs: Code Graphs and Agent Context
Develops Graphify’s code knowledge graphs, local tooling, and agent integrations.
About Graphify Labs
Graphify Labs publishes the Graphify knowledge-graph project and its agent integrations. Its open local tool provides a way to parse repository structure, persist relationships, and query relevant context; hosted services are a separate part of the organization’s offering.
For a Floatboat repository task, use the graph as a map to relevant source files and relationships before reviewing the actual code. Keep the graph current with the source revision. The Apache-2.0 local tool and hosted Graphify services have distinct setup, data-processing, and commercial conditions.
Graphify Labs Projects
Graphify connects code and document investigation through relationships with recorded provenance. Explore the graph as a way to locate relevant material, then verify conclusions in the cited source instead of treating every inferred connection as established program behavior.
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Graphify Labs FAQ
What is Graphify Labs’ representative project?
Graphify builds queryable knowledge graphs from code and supporting material and provides ways for agents to use that context.
Is the public tool the same as Graphify Cloud?
No. The Apache-2.0 local project and the hosted service have separate deployment, data-processing, and account conditions.
Why are the CLI and Skill one work?
The Skill explains how to operate the graph tool. A shared overview makes their dependency clear without duplicating the same introduction.
Does the graph replace source review?
No. A graph helps locate evidence. Its source references, inferred relationships, and freshness still need examination.
Does the organization provide a foundation model?
The project is a context and graph tool, not foundation-model weights. Semantic processing can use a configured assistant or backend.
Which repository is the maintained source?
Use Graphify-Labs/graphify and the official site linked from it. Read the current default branch rather than assuming it is main.
Check a Graphify Claim Against Current Source
Review local and hosted processing boundaries, confirm the CLI and Agent guidance, then refresh the graph and verify its findings in the actual code.