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Graphtia documentation

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Getting started

An introduction to Graphtia and early access.

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What is Graphtia?

A platform direction for code understanding and reviewable agentic engineering.

Explorer overview

Move between a project’s code graph and the source that gives it meaning.

Governance overview

A product direction for keeping extended engineering work understandable.

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Explorer

Concepts for understanding code and its relationships.

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Introduction to Graphtia Explorer

Watch an introductory video about Graphtia Explorer.

Projects

Use a project as the boundary for a code-understanding investigation.

The code graph

Read code relationships as evidence you can inspect.

Symbol search

Locate a named code entity and inspect the context around it.

Dependencies

Understand the code a selected entity relies on.

Dependents

Find code that relies on a selected entity.

Paths

Trace a chain of relationships between parts of a codebase.

Neighborhoods

Explore a bounded area around a selected file or symbol.

Impact analysis

Build a reviewable assessment of a proposed change.

Related tests

Find test code that may provide evidence about a change.

Findings

Keep observations connected to the context that supports them.

Revisions

Keep graph observations aligned with the source being read.

Truncation and revision mismatch

Recognize when a result is partial or refers to different source.

Language and framework support

Current analysis-engine coverage, packaging requirements and important static-analysis limits.

Governance

User-facing concepts for reviewable engineering work.

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Core concepts

Understand the vocabulary behind Graphtia Governance.

Workspaces

Give related engineering work a clear context.

Tasks

Describe the outcome that engineering work should achieve.

Plans

Make the intended work and its dependencies reviewable.

Work units

Break extended work into pieces that can be understood and reviewed.

Compliance concepts

Review work against the constraints that apply to it.

Evidence

Connect observations and results to the decisions they support.

Integrations

Understand the intended connection between tools and reviewable work.

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