Graphify

by Graphify Labs

Turns your project (code, docs, PDFs, images) into a knowledge graph your coding assistant can query, instead of re-reading thousands of files.

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What it does

Type /graphify in your coding assistant: it maps the code, docs, PDFs and images
The graph opens in your browser, every link is explained, and the analysis runs locally
Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or Gemini CLI; a paid cloud offer exists alongside

! Tested by HelloPixDig on October 20, 2026 on the OpenMontage code (graphify update, code only): 334 files, 3,766 nodes, 10,909 links in 7 seconds, 0 tokens; the docs, PDF and image part was not tested. Further information from the official README (version 0.9.92, October 16, 2026, Apache 2.0 license). The “up to 80% fewer tokens” figure is shown at the top of the README next to Graphify Cloud, the paid cloud offer (14-day free trial): it is not demonstrated for the free local tool, and we have not verified it. The tool itself is free, but the coding assistant it needs is often paid.

Install it

Requirements: Python 3.10+, uv (or pipx) and a compatible coding assistant.

Install the command

uv tool install graphifyy

graphify install

In your coding assistant

/graphify .

The prompt for your agent

Paste it into your coding agent: it checks the requirements and installs it for you.

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Prompt

Install Graphify (https://github.com/Graphify-Labs/graphify) on my machine.
1. Check the requirements: Python 3.10+, uv (or pipx) and a compatible coding assistant. If anything is missing, tell me before installing anything.
2. Follow the official method:
- Install the command: uv tool install graphifyy
- Register the skill (once): graphify install
- In your coding assistant: /graphify .
3. Check that it works, then explain how to launch it and where to start.

Always review what your agent is about to run, especially install commands.