Graphify

Interactive Knowledge Graphs for AI-Assisted Architecture.

Graphify transforms your source code into a navigable architectural map. It connects the dots between classes, functions, and files, giving you (and your AI coding assistants) a clear mental model of even the most complex repos.

🚀 Key Features

• One-Click Analysis: Right-click any folder in the Explorer to generate an instant architectural knowledge graph.
• Deep Language Support: Structural AST extraction for Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Rust, Java, C++, Ruby, PHP, and more.
• Interactive Visualizer: Explore your project structure with a built-in vis.js dashboard. Zoom, pan, and filter nodes to understand relationships.
• Code Integration: Click any node in the visualizer to jump directly to the source code file in your VS Code editor.
• AI-Ready Intelligence: Automatically detects "God Nodes" (high centrality) and "Surprising Connections" to focus your refactoring or research efforts.
• Resilient Engine: Built to handle massive corpora and partial failures with alphabetical resilience and real-time progress reporting.

🛠️ Usage

Analyze a Project

1. Open any project folder in VS Code.
2. Right-click a folder or file in the File Explorer.
3. Select Graphify: Build Knowledge Graph.
4. Once extraction is complete, the interactive visualizer will open automatically.

View Existing Reports

1. Open the Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P or Ctrl+Shift+P).
2. Type Graphify: Open Interactive Visualizer.
3. If multiple reports exist, select the one you'd like to explore.

🚀 Quick Start

1. Open a Folder: Open your project folder in VS Code.
2. Analyze:
   • Right-click any folder and select "Graphify: Build Knowledge Graph".
   • Or press Cmd + Shift + P and type Analyze Folder.
3. Explore: Use the Interactive Sidebar icon to see your architecture visualized.

⚙️ Configuration

Graphify needs a Python interpreter to analyze your code. By default, it looks for python3 or a local .venv in your project.

To manually set your Python path:

1. Open terminal and run: which python3
2. Copy the resulting path (e.g., /usr/bin/python3).
3. In VS Code, go to Settings (Cmd + ,).
4. Search for graphify.pythonPath.
5. Paste your path there.

🔧 Troubleshooting & Requirements

requirements

• Python 3.9+
• The anytechie-graphify PyPI package (provides the graphify Python module and CLI).

"Graphify Python engine not found"

• One-Click Fix: Click the "Install Now" button on the error notification.
• Manual Fix: Ensure pip install anytechie-graphify runs successfully in your project's terminal.
• Virtual Environments: If you use a Venv, point graphify.pythonPath to the Python inside that venv (e.g., ./.venv/bin/python3).

Activity Bar Icon Not Visible

• Propagation Time: If you just installed the update, the marketplace may take a few minutes to refresh.
• Debug Mode: If you are developing the extension, press F5 to see your changes immediately.
• Theme Cache: Try toggling between Light and Dark themes to refresh the Activity Bar icons.

☕ Support

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