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Graphify Cloud
[Cloud] Explore graphs, Wiki, reviews, formal verification, Learning, and shared agent memory in your hosted workspace.
Graphify Cloud is the hosted Graphify workspace at app.graphify.com. Its core features bring repository graphs, wiki, pull request reviews, formal verification, Learning, and agent memory into one connected workspace for your team and coding assistants.
Start with your goal
For workspaces in the personalized-discovery rollout, workspace creation includes one optional question: What would you like to do first? You can choose agent-assisted development, understanding code, reviewing changes, sharing knowledge, product integration, or exploring Graphify. Leaving it blank keeps a balanced introduction. Overview → Explore Graphify explains available capabilities and opens their destinations. Your goal changes recommendation emphasis; it keeps the sidebar and feature access stable. Settings → Your experience lets you change your goal, optionally add a work role, or choose Only when I ask to suppress unsolicited suggestions and automatic tours. Preferences are personal to you in each workspace. Structure and pattern discovery are rolling out separately and require a compatible index. Missing coverage is shown explicitly. Cloud, the local open-source package, and self-hosted installations can expose different capabilities; follow the availability shown by the installation you are using.Get started
Open your workspace
Go to app.graphify.com. Sign in with Google, GitHub, GitLab, or email. If you are new to Graphify, select Create an account from the login page. On the login page, Forgot your password? starts a reset. That link is on login, not on signup.
Connect a repository
Follow the repository setup in your workspace. Graphify builds a graph of the repositories you connect. Use Overview to see your graphs, indexing status, and recent builds.
Explore the relationships
Open a graph to inspect its nodes and connections. Use the cross-repository view when you need context across services and shared code. The console tour walks through the product screens.
Connect your coding agent
Use Connect agent in the console, or follow the client-specific MCP instructions. The hosted connection uses an OAuth sign-in so your assistant can access your Graphify workspace.
Your workspace
| Area | What you can explore |
|---|---|
| Overview | Repository graphs, workspace activity, and recent builds. |
| Repository graphs | Code relationships within a repository and across repositories. |
| Wiki | Generated repository documentation with full-text search and grounded questions. |
| Pull request reviews | Review runs, findings, and the code affected by a change. |
| Formal verification | Function-level comparisons, verdicts, and evidence of behavioral changes. |
| Learning | Review feedback, learned dismissals, and rule suppressions. |
| Agent memory | Remembered facts, entities, grounding, and provenance. |
| Contributors | Authorship and graph reach with available signing evidence. |
| Repositories and builds | Connections, analysis settings, indexing progress, and retries. |
| Agents and integrations | MCP access for coding assistants and workspace connections. |
| Profile | Your achievements, the last 7 days of Performance, and Power Ranking. |
| Buildkite test selection | Select affected tests for CI and fall back to the full suite when needed. |
Tour the console
Explore the Graphify Cloud screens and learn what each view is for.
Common tasks
- Trace who calls this: find the callers of a symbol and what a change can reach.
- Read a review and a verdict: what a finding and a verification result each mean.
- When something fails: an empty graph, a failed build, or a plan limit.
Cloud and the open-source engine
Graphify Cloud manages the hosted workspace for your connected repositories. The open-source quickstart runs the graph engine on your machine and writes the output into your project. Its CLI commands and local MCP setup are documented separately in these docs. Formal verification is part of Graphify Cloud. Available features, permissions, and usage limits depend on your workspace and plan; see plans and pricing for hosted allowances. For self-hosting, SSO/SAML, GitHub Enterprise, and procurement requirements, read the Graphify Enterprise guide.Assistant
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