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@nodesify/graphify

v0.2.1

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Turn any folder into a queryable knowledge graph

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Keywords

knowledge-graphcode-analysistree-sitterastcode-intelligence

Readme

@nodesify/graphify

Turn any folder into a queryable knowledge graph.

Install

npm install -g @nodesify/graphify

Requires Node.js >= 20. No Rust toolchain needed — ships prebuilt native binaries for macOS, Linux, and Windows.

Usage

nodesify-graphify run <path>                            # Full pipeline: detect → extract → build → cluster → analyze → report
nodesify-graphify update <path>                         # Incremental rebuild (only changed files)
nodesify-graphify watch <path> [--debounce 3000]        # Watch for file changes, auto-rebuild
nodesify-graphify explain <node> [--graph .]            # Explain a node and its connections
nodesify-graphify query <question> [--dfs] [--depth 2] [--budget 2000] [--graph .]  # BFS/DFS traversal
nodesify-graphify path <A> <B> [--graph .]              # Shortest path between two concepts
nodesify-graphify stats [--graph .]                     # Node/edge/community counts
nodesify-graphify export [--graph .] [--out graph.json] # Export graph to JSON, HTML, or GraphML
nodesify-graphify merge <pathA> <pathB> <outPath>       # Merge two graphs
nodesify-graphify diff <pathA> <pathB>                  # Compare two graphs
nodesify-graphify history [--limit 20] [--graph .]      # Show recent query history
nodesify-graphify install [--platform claude]           # Install skill files for AI coding assistants
nodesify-graphify hook install                          # Install git post-commit/post-checkout hooks

Running nodesify-graphify run . creates .graphify/ with:

  • db.sqlite — the graph database
  • graph.json — full graph export
  • graph_report.md — report with hub nodes, communities, surprising connections

Supported languages

Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Rust, Go, Java, C, C++, Ruby, Swift, Scala, PHP, C#, Lua, Haskell, Elixir, Bash, Dart, Zig, CSS.

AI platform integration

nodesify-graphify install --platform claude   # or: codex, gemini, cursor, copilot, aider, opencode, kiro, trae

.graphifyignore

Place a .graphifyignore file in your project root (gitignore syntax) to exclude files from the graph.

License

MIT