Connect your agent in three steps
Connect your agent in three steps
Your agent is where Graphify pays off, so connecting it is now the shortest path in the console.Connectors brings integrations and MCP setup into one page, with MCP open by default. Setup has three steps shown at the top of the card: choose your agent, connect it, and try a query.- Official plugins. ChatGPT, Codex, VS Code, JetBrains, Gemini CLI and OpenClaw get install buttons with short sign-in and first-prompt instructions.
- A real Connected state. Step 3 confirms connection when Graphify sees your agent make a tool call, so you are not left guessing. You can still confirm by hand if that check is unavailable.
- Connect while you wait. You can set up your agent while your first repository is still indexing, and the graph page shows a Connect your agent card until you do.
- Clearer Claude Code setup. The steps now follow the order you run them: add the server, authenticate, then ask.
Developer Memory, with Simple and Advanced views
Developer Memory, with Simple and Advanced views
Graphify remembers what happens in your repository: reviews, verifications, merged pull requests and what your agent learns while it works. Memory now runs for every repository you authorize, with no setup.The Memory page offers two views of the same records. Switch with Simple / Advanced in the page header. Your choice is kept per workspace.- Simple is the default. Ask or search your memories in a chat-style panel, keep or discard suggested memories in one click, and read long notes in a side drawer.
- Advanced is for developers. It has a memories table with an entity sidebar, a review queue grouped by reason, and an inline recall inspector that shows what your agent would retrieve.
Reviews when your PR is ready, and @graphify review
Reviews when your PR is ready, and @graphify review
Graphify now reviews a pull request when it is ready, not on every push. That means fewer repeated comments on work in progress.- A PR gets its first review when you open it or reopen it.
- A draft PR gets reviewed when you mark it Ready for review.
- Pushing more commits no longer triggers a new review on its own.
@graphify review on the pull request. Graphify reviews the PR’s current head and updates its result.Formal verification is unchanged. It still runs on every push, so your behavior checks stay current while you iterate.Read about reviewsA redesigned console
A redesigned console
The console has a new look, built around the pages you use most.- A refreshed dashboard. Overview, Repositories, Members and Billing share one cleaner layout, with clearer loading states and a new Graphify loader.
- A steadier graph page. The graph loads behind a proper skeleton, and you can cancel an index that is still running.
- Better builds. Each successful build shows how its graph changed against the previous one, for example
+250nodes. Retry appears only on the latest build. - A clearer sign-in. The login page is redesigned, and Pro workspaces show a Pro badge.
- A friendlier first run. Onboarding has a new layout and a walkthrough of the main pages.
Connect 30 agents to Graphify
Connect 30 agents to Graphify
You can now connect Graphify to 30 clients from the console. The connect page groups them into Coding agents and Cloud connectors.New coding agents include Gemini CLI, Amp, Kiro, OpenCode, Warp, Conductor, Amazon Q Developer, Factory Droid, JetBrains Junie, Kilo Code, Crush, OpenHands, LM Studio and Jan.New cloud connectors include ChatGPT, Perplexity and Microsoft 365 Copilot.Every client uses the same setup: copy its config, then sign in the first time it connects. No API key is pasted into a config file.See all integrationsShare a GitHub org with your team
Share a GitHub org with your team
Before, if a teammate had already installed the Graphify GitHub App on your organization, you hit a dead end when you tried to connect.Now Graphify tells you which workspace owns the installation and lets you request access. Graphify checks that you are a member of the organization on GitHub, and the workspace owner approves you in. You then work in the same workspace, on the same repositories, as the rest of your team.Read about repositoriesFree and Pro plans
Free and Pro plans
Graphify Cloud now has two plans.- Free lets you sign in, connect a repository and use the console.
- Pro raises the limits for larger repositories and teams. You can start Pro from Billing in the console and check out for a single seat.
Connect any MCP client, and sign in with GitLab
Connect any MCP client, and sign in with GitLab
Graphify Cloud now works with more of the tools you already use.MCP for every client. Your agent connects to Graphify’s hosted MCP server and signs in through your browser. There is no key to copy. The connect page has one-click setup for popular agents.GitLab. You can sign in to Graphify with GitLab and connect GitLab repositories, alongside GitHub. Formal verification is GitHub-only for now.Read the MCP overviewAsk questions about your code
Ask questions about your code
Ask is live in the console. Type a question about your repository in plain English and get an answer grounded in your code graph. Answers point back to the parts of the code they came from.Use it to find where something is implemented, trace how a request moves through your services, or check what a change might touch before you make it.Learn how to query your graphGraphify Cloud is live
Graphify Cloud is live
You can now use Graphify Cloud at app.graphify.com.- Sign in.
- Create your workspace.
- Connect GitHub and choose the repositories Graphify can read.
- Graphify indexes each repository into a code graph.
- Explore the graph in the console.