graphify-labs/graphify v0.9.93 was released on October 20, 2026. This version links aliases, macros, and function references across multiple languages to their actual declarations. GPU qualifier handling, C header extraction, and wiki link handling were fixed as well. Masking of credential-shaped comment information, GraphML export, and partial read retries were improved. The changes are summarized in the v0.9.93 release notes on GitHub.
This repository turns codebases and their documentation, SQL schemas, config files, and PDFs into a knowledge graph you can query. It does not handle code alone: documents, schemas, and configuration are placed into one graph and queried together. It runs as the /graphify skill in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Gemini CLI, and builds the graph by parsing syntax trees (ASTs) locally and deterministically. Every edge records the reason for the connection, and no vector store is used. The repository count is 130688.
However, the AST cache structure changed, so the first build after upgrading re-extracts the graph. The provided release information does not state how long re-extraction takes. There are also no per-language accuracy figures or performance numbers for large repositories, so it is hard to judge how far the results can be trusted. The design of not using a vector store is a choice that relies on the accuracy of symbol and declaration connections instead of semantic similarity search.