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- Graft - Context Graphs for Coding Agents for AI Builders
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About Graft
Graft is an MIT-licensed codebase context layer from NanoNets. Its README says it builds a readable local graph of source files, nodes, links, and explanations, wires into coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Gemini, and can reduce repeated repository exploration for agentic coding tasks.
Pros
- Local codebase graph stored as readable files
- Agent setup for Claude Code and other coding tools
- Commands such as graft init, graft build, graft ask, graft grep, graft map, and graft viz
- Tree-sitter based structural graph that can run locally without a model key
- Optional model-written summaries through user-selected providers
- Graph diffs that can be reviewed with code changes
- Benchmark material covering SWE-bench Verified and efficiency metrics
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Pricing
Open Source
$0
- • Public source repository
- • No paid license listed in reviewed source
- • Users pay for their own hosting, model, or cloud usage