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Ask your agent a question in plain English, and Graphify answers from the graph of your indexed repository. The answer cites definitions and files, so your agent reads the code that matters instead of searching the whole repository. Use this when you know what you want to understand but not where it lives. If you already know the symbol name, ask your agent to look it up with graphify_find instead.

Before you start

Ask the question

Name the area you care about, such as a feature, a subsystem, or a file. A specific question returns a smaller, more useful set of results than a broad one. If you work in more than one workspace, ask your agent to list repositories first. The list_repositories tool shows the repositories this connection can query and their index status.

What your agent calls

Your agent picks the tools. These are the hosted tools it uses for a question in plain English: A common pattern is to find seeds or rank files first, then expand only the nodes the agent needs. The full list is in Tools. The local CLI takes these options:

Read the result

The result is graph evidence, not a checked answer. Each relationship carries a confidence tag:
  • EXTRACTED: written in the source.
  • INFERRED: worked out by Graphify, with or without a model.
  • AMBIGUOUS: flagged as uncertain by the model pass. Check the source.
Open the cited source before you rely on an answer. Edges and provenance explains each tag.

If something fails

Next steps

Try it in Graphify Cloud

We build and host the graph for you. Free for up to 3 repositories, no card required.

Repository graphs

See the nodes behind an answer in the console.

graphify query

Every option for the local command.