GraphifyFrom the builder
Shared codebase context for teams: one graph per org
Graphify argues that teams get the most from one shared codebase graph: put repositories in one workspace, keep it current from the default branch, and let every developer and connected agent query the same build. The Teams plan sells seats, and upgrades can keep existing repositories, graphs, memory, and address.
If a teammate already installed Graphify on the org, newcomers request access instead of hitting a dead end; Graphify checks GitHub org membership and the workspace owner approves. That replaces per-laptop indexes that drift apart.
Shared codebase context means one graph of your repositories that every developer and every agent queries, so two people asking "who calls this?" get the same answer from the same build.
Saved . A shortened excerpt from the official blog; the original publisher retains authorship.