MCP sign-in works for more agents
MCP sign-in works for more agents
New
- MCP: Agents can now ask how Graphify’s review of a pull request went with the new
review_statustool. It returns the review’s status, whether it passed, the finding counts and the top five findings, worst first. Leave out the PR number to get your 10 most recent reviews.
Fixed
- MCP: OAuth sign-in now works for Claude Desktop’s Code tab, Warp, Le Chat, Grok, Linear, Devin, Glama, Mammouth, Sim, Executor and the Postman desktop app. Before, Graphify refused their sign-in.
- MCP: Connecting with an email-and-password account that isn’t verified yet now shows a Verify your email to connect page with a button to resend the email, instead of a generic access-denied error.
Reconnect GitLab when access is revoked
Reconnect GitLab when access is revoked
Fixed
- GitLab: When GitLab revokes Graphify’s access, Graphify stops retrying and asks you to reconnect GitLab instead of failing over and over in the background.
- GitHub: If you uninstall and reinstall the Graphify GitHub App on the same account, your repositories move over to the new install, even when GitHub’s uninstall event never reached us.
Pin a default repository over MCP
Pin a default repository over MCP
Agents can sign in with an MCP URL that pins a default repository, such ashttps://api.graphify.com/mcp?repo=acme/api.Improved
- Indexing: Rebuilding the same commit keeps your published graph available while it runs.
Fixed
- Indexing: Repositories whose build was interrupted recover on their own.
- GitLab: A slow GitLab webhook no longer holds up the ones behind it.
Know when a rebuild was skipped
Know when a rebuild was skipped
When you rebuild a repository that has not changed, Graphify now tells you the rebuild was skipped instead of quietly returning the previous build.Improved
- Reviews: When a review is skipped because you reached a limit, the skip is visible. Reviews over the concurrency limit wait in line instead of being dropped.
- Plans: Builds held back by the Free plan’s graph limit publish after you upgrade.
Fixed
- GitHub: A repository you transfer to a new owner keeps its builds, reviews, verifications and memories.
- MCP: Agent sessions stay connected while Graphify deploys.
Reviews say what was checked
Reviews say what was checked
A review’s headline now reflects what was actually checked. When tests did not run or the graph is out of date, the review says so instead of calling the PR safe to merge.Fixed
- GitHub: Installing the Graphify GitHub App from github.com, instead of from the console, now connects it to your workspace.
- Reviews: Reviews that stalled on our side are recovered instead of discarded.
- Sign in: Sessions stay signed in through token refreshes.
Review on demand with @graphify review
Review on demand with @graphify review
Reviews run when a pull request is opened, reopened or marked ready, not on every push. Comment@graphify review to review the current head at any time.Improved
- Memory: Automatic memories are written in plain language, without run IDs or commit hashes.
- Verification: Verification compares against the merge base, and reports which changed code it covered.
Fixed
- Ask: Ask uses your published memories again.
- MCP: Sign-in works when the identity provider is slow to respond.
Memory for every repository
Memory for every repository
Developer Memory is on by default for every repository you authorize.New
- Reviews: Findings are ranked by how likely they are to need a fix, with advisory notes on risky patterns and stale documentation.
- Repositories: Graphify tracks code that nothing references, so you can find candidates to delete.
Improved
- GitHub: New repositories appear as soon as you create them, and Sync re-reads GitHub on demand.
Fixed
- Reviews: Slow or failed GitHub deliveries no longer delay reviews for other repositories.
Query across a workspace over MCP
Turn formal verification on or off per repository
Turn formal verification on or off per repository
You can turn formal verification on or off for each repository.Read about verificationNew repositories sync on their own
New repositories sync on their own
Repositories you create after installing the GitHub App now sync into Graphify, and permission changes on GitHub show up without reconnecting.New
- MCP: Sign-in works for the full set of supported agents and cloud connectors.
Upgrades re-index stuck repositories
One workspace you own, many you can join
One workspace you own, many you can join
Each person owns one workspace and joins others by invite.Improved
- MCP: Each agent installation keeps its own workspace selection, so two machines no longer overwrite each other.
- Contributors: Anyone who can read a repository can see its contributors.
Fixed
- Billing: A failed upgrade keeps you on the plan you last paid for.
Share a GitHub org with your team
Share a GitHub org with your team
When a teammate has already installed Graphify on your GitHub organization, you can request access to their workspace instead of hitting an error.New
- Ask: Ask follows your code graph before answering, and cites what it used.
- Reviews: The review page shows a change-risk band and who opened the PR.
- Reviews: Formal verification results appear in the PR review comment.
Improved
- Errors: Graphify explains why a graph is missing, and names suspended installations and renamed repositories.
Fixed
- Graph: Large repositories no longer freeze the graph view.
Out-of-date GitHub installations refresh
