Graphide
Desktop code editor that draws a codebase as a map of modules, files, classes and functions and marks every change Claude Code or Codex makes on it, with each agent in its own tab beside the map; a gr command line builds, syncs and checks the map in CI, the map is versioned in the repository and served to agents over MCP, and any public GitHub repository can be mapped in a browser; in alpha and free then, with Pro and Max plans listed on the pricing page.
What it does
- Agentic coding
- Code review
- Code search
Features 5
- Codebase mapDraws modules, files and functions as a map you can open.
- Agents beside the mapClaude Code and Codex run in their own tabs next to the map.
- MCP serverAny MCP-speaking agent can search and edit the graph.
- CI checkgr check can fail a CI job when code and graph disagree.
- Map any GitHub repoPaste a public repository to see its architecture as a map.
Sources
- Pricing
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Home page FAQ: "Nothing during the alpha." The pricing page, which the home page does not reconcile with that line, lists Free, Pro at $20 a month, Max at $100 a month and a custom plan; the record follows the home page.
- Description
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Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026
Home page: "The Graphide editor draws your own codebase as a map and marks every change Claude Code or Codex makes on it."
- What it does
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Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026
Home page: "The Graphide editor draws your own codebase as a map and marks every change Claude Code or Codex makes on it."
- Sold within
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Free sign-up and download during the alpha; paid plans are listed on the pricing page.
- Name
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Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026
Name as published on the product page.
- URL
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Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026
Product page, read 2026-10-18.
- Deployment
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Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026
Home page FAQ: the graph is built on the user's machine and, while signed in, synced to the vendor's cloud, which runs the AI features.
- Interfaces
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Official documentation · 18 Oct 2026
Home page FAQ: the graph is built on the user's machine and, while signed in, synced to the vendor's cloud, which runs the AI features.
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