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This guide is for working with a coding agent, sometimes called vibe coding, on top of Graphify Cloud, the hosted version of Graphify. We run it for you, so there’s nothing to deploy. Your agent asks the hosted MCP server at https://api.graphify.com/mcp about your repositories instead of re-reading the same files every session.

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Before you start

  • An account at app.graphify.com.
  • At least one repository with the status Indexed. The Cloud quickstart walks through connecting GitHub and switching on Indexing from a repository’s … menu.

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1. Connect your agent

In the console, go to Connectors → MCP. The setup has three steps: Choose agent, Connect, and Try a query. Pick your agent, or open Browse all agents for the full list. If you’d rather let the agent do the setup, choose Copy quick-start prompt and paste it into your coding agent. Finish the sign-in when the agent asks. Agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor sign in with OAuth on first use, so there is no API key to paste. Per-agent steps are on Cloud MCP.

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2. Check the connection

On Try a query, the console gives you a test prompt to paste into your agent. It asks the agent to use Graphify’s list_repositories tool and show the repositories you can access. Check that the list matches the workspace you picked. If you have more than one workspace, the prompt names the one to use.

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3. Ask about your code

Ask in plain language and name the symbol, file, or area you care about. For example:
  • Who calls the function that validates a session token?
  • What would break if I changed this module's public interface?
  • Summarize how requests reach the billing service.
When an answer needs a closer look, open the same repository in the console:

Graphs

See the nodes and most connected areas behind an answer.

Wiki

Read the generated article for an area before you change it.

Memory

Inspect the shared context your agents and team have recorded.

Reviews

Check a pull request your agent opened.

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Prefer to stay on your machine?

Graphify Local, the open-source graphifyy package, builds the graph in your repository and gives your assistant a local skill. See Choose your coding assistant.