Graphify stops Claude Code from re-reading your whole project every session — so you stop burning your usage limits. Free. Takes 2 minutes. You won't type a single command.

Step 1 — Open Claude Code in your project

Open the terminal, go to your project folder, start Claude Code. That's the only "technical" part.

Step 2 — Paste this and hit Enter

Install Graphify from <https://github.com/Graphify-Labs/graphify:>
install uv if it's missing, then run "uv tool install graphifyy",
then "graphify install". Tell me when it's done.

Claude has a terminal — it installs everything itself. You just watch.

Step 3 — Restart Claude Code and build the map

Close Claude Code, open it again in the same folder, and type:

/graphify .

Wait a minute. Done. From now on Claude reads the map instead of digging through your whole project — automatically.

What you just got

A folder graphify-out/ with three files:

• graph.html — open it in a browser. It's your project as an interactive map with bubbles. Looks cool, drag it around.
• graph.json — the map Claude actually reads. Don't touch it.
• GRAPH_REPORT.md — a summary of your project with questions worth asking.

If something goes wrong

Copy the error, paste it into Claude Code, say "fix this". That's it — it installed the thing, it knows how to fix it.