Get Graphify Running in 3 Steps
GitHub Repo → https://github.com/safishamsi/graphify
Every time you start a new Claude Code session, Claude re-reads your entire codebase from scratch. Every file. Every function. Thousands of tokens burned before you type a single prompt. Graphify fixes this by building a knowledge graph of your codebase once — so Claude navigates the graph instead of re-reading raw files every session. Users are reporting up to 70% fewer tokens burned.
Here's how to get it running.
Step 1 — Install Graphify
uv tool install graphifyy
Why
uv tool installand not pip? — Graphify is distributed as a standalone CLI tool. Usinguv tool installputs it on your system path so you can run it from any project directory without activating a virtual environment first.
Step 2 — Register with Claude Code
graphify install
This registers Graphify as a slash command inside Claude Code. You only run this once.
Step 3 — Run It on Your Project
Navigate to your project root, then run:
/graphify .
Graphify scans your entire codebase and outputs three files:
- graph.html — Visual map of your codebase you can open in a browser
- GRAPH_REPORT.md — Markdown summary Claude reads at session start
- graph.json — Raw graph data powering the navigation
From this point forward, Claude reads the graph — not your raw files.
That's It
One install. One registration. One command per project. Your $20 plan now stretches the way the $100 plan used to.
Grab the repo here → https://github.com/safishamsi/graphify