@quant_sheep: A friend also recommended graphify to assist with vibe coding. My conclusion is to install both codegraph and graphify — the experience is excellent. Just send these two lines to the AI and have it write a skill for itself: write a skill that combines the use of codegr…
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Recommend using both codegraph and graphify together with vibe coding. Codegraph analyzes dependency relationships between code (AST), graphify links concepts and code (AST + LLM semantics).
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