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Your team opens more pull requests than anyone can review in depth. A diff shows the changed lines, but not the callers they reach or the other open pull requests that touch the same code. Graphify reviews each pull request against the graph of the repository and shares that graph with everyone in the workspace. This walkthrough uses the open-source Graphify-Labs/graphify repository.

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Walk through it

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Share the workspace

On the Teams plan (minimum 2 seats), repositories and Google Drive sources are shared with everyone in the workspace. See Plans and pricing.
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Let each pull request get a review

Graphify reviews a pull request when it is opened, reopened, or marked ready for review. After new commits, an owner, member, or collaborator comments @graphify review to review the current head. See Review a pull request and Pull request reviews.
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Read the findings together

Open Reviews, pick the pull request and run, and read each finding with the affected code. Where verification ran, each supported changed function is proved equivalent, shows a behavior change with the input, or has no verdict. See Read a review and a verdict.
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Teach it what matters

Reply with @graphify wrong <finding>, @graphify good <finding>, or @graphify suppress <rule>. The Learn view shows what the team has taught it.
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Watch for colliding work

Graphify also checks each pull request for cross-branch conflicts with the other open pull requests and gives a merge order. See Find colliding pull requests.
Reviews and verification are advisory. Neither blocks a merge, so keep your own required checks.

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Do it locally instead

The open-source CLI has no review bot, but it can rank and compare the open pull requests on a clone:
--conflicts groups pull requests that share a graph community. That is a merge-order risk, not a merge order. --triage ranks the queue with a model you configure. It needs the GitHub CLI signed in. See Review pull requests locally and Share context with your team.

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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.