GitGraf
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Control plane for AI-assisted development

Your coding agents build.
GitGraf shows what’s ready.

See connected agents, workstreams, QA checks, and deployments from local worktree to production, plus what genuinely needs you.

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AI made coding faster.
Shipping safely got harder.

Agent activity, local work, cloud delivery, and stack versions now live in different places.

Agents are invisible.

Parallel sessions, worktrees, branches, and subagents quickly blur together.

Delivery state is fragmented.

Local Git, GitHub, previews, QA, review, and production tell separate stories.

Framework knowledge goes stale.

Your project moves faster than model training and generic documentation.

See every workstream.
Know what needs you.

GitGraf connects local agent activity with branches, GitHub checks, previews, cloud QA, human review, and production history.

Illustrative Product Preview

Live Work

Live
Illustrative delivery map connecting local work, GitHub, continuous integration, preview, cloud QA, and human review.
L
LocalWorktree observed● Synced
GH
GitHubPR linked● Synced
CI
CIChecks complete● Passed
P
PreviewDeployment matched● Ready
QA
Cloud QADevice run● Passed
H
ReviewHuman approval● Needs You
Merge Readiness
Review

Human approval required

Local Context
Observed
Cloud Delivery
Synced
QA Result
Passed
Next Action
Review

Agent operations

See what connected agents are doing.

Separate sessions, work episodes, branches, worktrees, and subagents so parallel work stays legible and collisions surface early.

Explore Agent Operations
  1. Current FocusCheckout webhook retries
    Metadata
  2. Worktree.worktrees/payments
    Local CLI
  3. DeliveryPull request and CI linked
    GitHub
  4. Collision WatchOverlapping files surface early
    GitGraf

Give agents the right stack context.

GitGraf reads exact installed versions, checks authoritative releases, and returns task-relevant guidance through MCP.

Explore Stack Health
GitGraf dependency map: Node 22.9, React 19.0, PostgreSQL 16.4, Redis 7.4, Python 3.12 and TypeScript 5.6 orbiting the GitGraf mark, with the installed version shown under each.
Node 22.9 React 19.0 PostgreSQL 16.4 Redis 7.4 Python 3.12 TypeScript 5.6
Installed Versions
Observed
Latest Stable
Checked
Official Sources
Linked
Agent Context
Ready

GitHub remembers the commits. GitGraf remembers the delivery story.

Keep the branch, agents, PR, preview, QA result, approval, and production snapshot together after temporary work is gone.

Explore Delivery History
Illustrative delivery stages and their data sources
TypeStageContextStatusSource
LocalWorktree and branch observed● ObservedLocal CLI
GitHubPull request and CI linked● SyncedGitHub
PreviewDeployment matched to commit● ReadyProvider
Cloud QAConfigured device checks complete● PassedGitGraf
ReviewHuman approval is the final gate● Needs YouPolicy

GitGraf Cloud QA

Your agents can request QA. They cannot mark it passed.

GitGraf runs browser checks on isolated cloud workers and reports results without exposing production credentials.

Explore Cloud QA
  • Preview Reachability
  • Console & Request Failures
  • Configured Playwright Suites
  • Desktop, iPad & Mobile

Connect the cloud in your browser. Run one local command.

Choose a repository, pair your development computer, then connect only the services GitGraf detects.

Metadata first by design. Source content, secrets, environment values, and full conversations are not collected by default.
  1. Repository

    Choose a Repository

    Sign in with GitHub and grant access only to the repository you select.

  2. Computer

    Pair Your Development Computer

    Run one short-lived pairing command from the project directory.

  3. Services

    Add Detected Cloud Services

    Connect Vercel, Supabase, or Cloudflare in the browser when relevant.

Build with agents. Ship with confidence.

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