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Indexing turns a repository into a graph that Graphify and your agent can query. Connect the repository, switch on indexing, and wait for the status Indexed. After that, each push to the default branch updates the graph.

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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.
  • Permission to grant the Graphify app access to the repository on GitHub or GitLab.

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Index the repository

1

Connect the repository

Open Repositories and choose Connect GitHub or Connect GitLab. Grant access to the repositories you want in the provider’s flow.A newly connected repository shows Paused and Not indexed. Nothing is indexed until you switch it on.
2

Switch on indexing

Open the repository’s … menu and switch on Indexing. This queues the first build. You can also click Index next to the repository card on Overview.
3

Follow the build

Open Builds and filter by the repository. When the build finishes, the repository shows Indexed.
4

Check the graph

Open Graphs and choose the repository to see its nodes and most connected areas.
To try it on a public codebase, index a fork of Graphify-Labs/graphify.
The open-source CLI builds the same kind of graph on your machine, with no account:
graphify install sets up Claude Code. Every other assistant has its own command on its integration page. Then send /graphify . in your assistant’s chat. The graph is written to graphify-out/graph.json. See Your first knowledge graph.

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What updates the graph

One index of a repository runs at a time. A later push waits, or joins the build already queued. Hosted plans can limit how many push-triggered indexes finish in a UTC day; a manual reindex does not count. See Plans and pricing.

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If something fails

Repositories and builds covers every status and control.

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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.

Ask a question about your code

Query the graph from your agent.

Review a pull request

What Graphify checks on each pull request.