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90,000 stars on GitHub in three and a half months. It's called Graphify, and it tackles a problem we all know. Our agent reads files. One doesn't really know the project. Always. Then Graphify comes. One command, and the entire project turns into what's called a knowledge graph. A live map of our code. Who calls whom, depends on what. And it doesn't end with code. Also documentation, PDFs, images, even videos. And the part that speaks to me the most is that this graph opens directly as a vault in Obsidian. So everyone who manages their knowledge there, suddenly the code also lives in the same place, with the familiar graph view. And pay attention to another part: code is analyzed locally, without LLM, without API. Not a single line leaves the computer. And a code graph costs us zero shekels. You changed a file, the graph updates itself, only in the part that changed, of course. Also, when several agents write code in parallel, everyone sees some kind of consistent picture. And it works with more than 20 such code assistants: Claude, Code, Codex, Gemini, all the guys. Open source, free, a great tool. I already live inside Claude, Code, and Codex, so my decision is easy. I'm incorporating it into my workflow. And if you are already using it too, then tell me in the comments, and I'll be happy to hear how it works for you. [Music]