Context type
Persistent
Graphify saves graph artifacts instead of relying only on a temporary prompt window.
AI coding assistant context should survive beyond a single prompt. Graphify converts code, documentation, PDFs, diagrams, screenshots, and transcripts into persistent graph artifacts that assistants and engineers can revisit across reviews, debugging sessions, and refactors.
Graphify stores inspectable artifacts so codebase knowledge can be reviewed by humans and reused by AI coding assistants.
Context type
Graphify saves graph artifacts instead of relying only on a temporary prompt window.
Inputs
Code, docs, PDFs, diagrams, screenshots, transcripts, and rationale can sit in one graph.
Workflow
Teams can query the same graph after the first build, review, or handoff.
Persistent context is stored outside the chat session as structured artifacts. Graphify keeps graph.html for visual review, graph.json for tools, and GRAPH_REPORT.md for human-readable explanations.
Graphify is designed for messy engineering context. It can combine source code, technical docs, PDFs, diagrams, screenshots, transcripts, and rationale into one connected map.
Persistent context is most useful when the assistant must reason across modules, compare old and new architecture, or explain a system to someone who did not build it.
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