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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.
Free accounts and Beta access
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Your Explorer account and Free access
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Install and update Explorer
Find an eligible installer, choose the correct platform and distinguish an available update from a completed installation.
Feedback, support and optional usage data
Send a useful support report and understand what optional Explorer usage data contains.
Explorer
Concepts for understanding code and its relationships.
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.
Explore APIs and OpenAPI contracts
Inspect API consumers, handlers and OpenAPI declarations with their source evidence and known limits.
Explore SQL schemas and declarations
Read PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQLite declarations, inspect table relationships and distinguish source facts from a live database.
Trace database uses in code
Follow supported static reads, writes and declarations between code and SQL tables, including uncertain matches.
Read project documents alongside code
Use indexed project documentation as context while keeping prose, declarations and executable evidence distinct.
Adaptive resource management: Eco, Balanced and Fast
Choose Eco, Balanced or Fast. Explorer adjusts how much indexing work can run in parallel using the CPU capacity available to the process and current memory availability.
Cross-language code analysis
Explore supported relationships across TypeScript, Rust, HTTP, gRPC and task boundaries with source evidence, revision context and visible uncertainty.
From code to APIs and database schemas
Inspect API handlers, OpenAPI schemas, SQL declarations and supported code-to-table links before changing a service or database contract.
Plan a migration with code and dependency evidence
Plan framework, API, service and database-schema changes using Explorer’s source relationships, impact candidates and related tests.
Indexing measurements and how to read them
A documented 2.16-million-source-line reference workload, with historical Windows and Ubuntu results, measurement conditions and interpretation.
Framework support: routes, components, models and services
Explore framework-specific routes, handlers, components, model mappings and task relationships, with detailed source requirements and coverage limits.
React, Next.js, WordPress and Laravel analysis
See how Explorer recognizes React / Next.js, WordPress, Laravel, which source relationships it exposes, and what remains outside static coverage.
Go HTTP and gRPC framework analysis
See how Explorer recognizes Go net/http, Gin, Echo, Fiber, gRPC Go, which source relationships it exposes, and what remains outside static coverage.
Java framework analysis: Spring, JAX-RS, JPA and gRPC
See how Explorer recognizes Spring / Spring Boot, JAX-RS / Jakarta REST, JPA / Hibernate, gRPC Java, which source relationships it exposes, and what remains outside static coverage.
.NET framework analysis: ASP.NET Core, DI, EF Core and gRPC
See how Explorer recognizes ASP.NET Core, Built-in .NET dependency injection, Entity Framework Core, gRPC .NET, which source relationships it exposes, and what remains outside static coverage.
Python framework analysis: FastAPI, Django, Flask, SQLAlchemy and Celery
See how Explorer recognizes FastAPI, Django, Flask, SQLAlchemy, Celery, which source relationships it exposes, and what remains outside static coverage.
Database code analysis: TypeScript, JavaScript and Python
See how Explorer recognizes TypeScript / JavaScript database evidence, Python database evidence, which source relationships it exposes, and what remains outside static coverage.
Governance
User-facing concepts for reviewable engineering work.
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
Connect Graphtia Explorer to supported coding agents and MCP clients.
Agent integrations
Connect Graphtia Explorer to supported coding agents through managed native adapters or the universal MCP path.
Connect Codex to Graphtia
Use the native Codex adapter, verify its Graphtia tools and start a new task with current workspace context.
Connect Claude Code to Graphtia
Connect Claude Code at user or registered-project scope without replacing other MCP servers.
Connect OpenCode to Graphtia
Connect OpenCode through its native adapter and keep existing MCP servers and settings intact.
Connect Antigravity to Graphtia
Connect Antigravity through its supported user configuration and restart the host before verification.
Connect Devin Desktop to Graphtia
Connect Devin Desktop at user or registered-project scope and verify the read-only Graphtia connection.
Connect VS Code and Copilot to Graphtia
Connect Graphtia to the portable VS Code/Copilot MCP configuration and begin a new Copilot chat.
Connect another agent with Universal MCP
Configure any compatible local MCP client to use the packaged Graphtia server with a stable identity and visible workspace approval.
Agent integration troubleshooting
Diagnose detection, configuration, verification, workspace approval and result-currentness problems.
Connect MiniMax Code to Graphtia
Connect MiniMax Code at user and registered-project scope, then verify access to the intended workspace.
Choose which projects your agent can read
Give an external agent read-only access to a selected project's structural evidence. Choose one hour or allow access indefinitely, then review or revoke the permission in Explorer.
MCP operations and evidence
Understand the structural operations, compact catalog, result bounds and optional local recovery in Explorer.
See the Graphtia queries your agent makes
Review an agent's observed Graphtia queries, browse project session history, open matching source context and follow new structural activity in Explorer.