Skip to main content
Two pull requests can both pass review and still collide when they change the same part of the code. Graphify compares open pull requests against the graph of your repository and shows which ones touch the same area, so you can review and merge them with that in mind.

​
Before you start

  • An account at app.graphify.com. New accounts start on a 14-day Pro trial, then move to Free (up to 3 indexed repositories). No card is required.
  • For the local commands, the open-source CLI. See Installation.
  • A repository with the status Indexed, or a local graph at graphify-out/graph.json.
  • For the local commands, the GitHub CLI signed in to the repository. graphify prs reads open pull requests through it.

​
In Graphify

On a connected repository, Graphify checks each pull request for cross-branch conflicts with the other open pull requests and gives a merge order. It does this along with the review of each pull request. Like the review, it is advisory and doesn’t block a merge.

​
With the local CLI

From the repository root, list the open pull requests that share a graph community:
The output groups pull requests by community, with the number of pull requests that overlap in each. This is a merge-order risk signal. It does not give a merge order, and it does not promise a textual conflict or a runtime break. If no open pull requests overlap, the command says so. To have a model rank the review queue:
Triage uses the first model backend it finds configured. Set GRAPHIFY_TRIAGE_BACKEND, and optionally GRAPHIFY_TRIAGE_MODEL, to choose one. For example, on a clone of the open-source repository:

​
Read the result

Pull requests in the same community change code that is closely connected in the graph. Review them together and agree an order. After each merge, rebase the others and run your tests. A pull request missing from the list can still conflict in ways the graph does not show, such as config or generated files.

​
If something fails

Pull request context covers the rest of graphify prs and the MCP tools for pull requests.

​
Next steps

Try it in Graphify

We build and host the graph for you. Start with a 14-day Pro trial, then keep up to 3 repositories on Free. No card required.

Pull request reviews

What Graphify checks on each pull request.

Check the impact of a change

See what a change reaches before you open it.