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Graphtia is developing tools for code understanding and reviewable agentic engineering. Explorer focuses on the structure of software and its source context. Governance is a future product direction for making extended engineering work easier to follow.

Graphtia Explorer indexes a selected local workspace so you can inspect code, supported relationships, API and database declarations, and project documents together. Use it directly or through a supported agent integration. Results are static and bounded by source coverage and the indexed revision. Explorer installers are private to eligible Beta members on Windows x64 and Ubuntu Linux x64.

Graphtia Governance is a product direction for keeping tasks, plans, work and evidence understandable across extended engineering workflows. It is not publicly available yet.

Free account registration and the public documentation are available. Eligible Beta members can download Explorer for Windows x64 and Ubuntu Linux x64 from Account → Beta. Creating a Free account does not grant Beta membership. Paid checkout is not enabled, and Governance remains a future product direction.

Create a Free account and verify your email. Account → Products shows your functions and limits. To join Beta, request a place in Account → Beta. You are admitted when a place is available; otherwise your request waits in order. Active members find their available downloads there. Joining the email updates waitlist does not reserve a Beta place or grant a download.

Yes. Register a local repository or workspace, index it, then inspect its files, symbols and supported relationships. Choose the repository root so relevant local modules are in scope. Explorer Free allows two local workspaces per installation, each with up to 100,000 source LOC. Check index status, revision and coverage; creating a Free account alone does not grant a private Beta installer.

Explorer recognizes TypeScript/JavaScript (including TSX/JSX), Rust, HTML, CSS, PHP, Go, Java, C#/.NET, Python and partial C/C++ with prepared Arduino support. C# uses its bundled Roslyn analyzer; C-family analysis requires its packaged helper and supplied compilation context. SQL declarations cover PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQLite; API contracts cover OpenAPI 3.0/3.1 JSON/YAML. Coverage is static and varies by construct.

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Explorer builds the workspace index locally. Account access, support and optional usage requests are separate services. A connected external agent may receive the structural information you request and process it under its own terms. Optional usage data excludes source, private paths and account/device identifiers; review its preference and any diagnostic preview. SQL and API analysis does not connect to your database or call your endpoints.

Inspect indexed files and symbols, dependencies and dependents, callers and callees, paths, neighborhoods, impact candidates and related tests. API & DB adds supported API roles, SQL declarations and code-to-table relationships with their own evidence. Read the relation type, revision and partial/unresolved notices; an absent edge does not prove absence of runtime behavior.

For registered, indexed workspaces, the watcher can schedule incremental work after file-system changes. Use Update to check for changes or Rebuild index for full discovery and reanalysis. A completed integrity-checked publication establishes the new revision; a failed, canceled or unfinished operation does not. Windows and Ubuntu use different no-change paths, so identical timing is not promised. Always read the index and source-currentness notices.

Long-running engineering work can accumulate plans, decisions and partial results. Governance explores how to keep that work reviewable by connecting objectives, work units and supporting evidence.

No. Governance is a future product direction. Current concepts explain the problem and intended workflow; they are not a promise of production capabilities or a release date.

Supporting reviewable agentic engineering is part of the direction. Supported agents, integrations, permissions and setup instructions have not been announced. Details will be shared before public availability.

Explorer Free is available as account access. Its current allowance is two local workspaces per installation, each with up to 100,000 source lines of code. It includes graph and source exploration, symbol search, dependencies, impact candidates, related tests, findings, API and database inspection, indexed documents and supported agent integrations. The separate Audit/Argus workflow is not enabled in Explorer. Check Account → Products for your current access; Beta membership is separate from the plan.

The current launch focuses on Explorer Free. Paid checkout is not enabled. The current Free allowance is two local workspaces per installation, each with up to 100,000 source lines of code. Check Account → Products for the features and limits assigned to you.

Explorer uses account-linked product access. Free registration is available; paid license sales are not enabled. Beta membership separately controls access to private installers in Account → Beta. No date is promised for public downloads or paid plans.