Not polished articles. Just enough context to remember what changed, why it changed, and what broke along the way.
The product now presents itself as a local-first coding workspace with a Native Agent, provider/account integrations, Plugins/MCP, portable builds and an npm launcher. Development continues on v0.7.0-alpha.1.
Built a browser-first visual simulator for model routing, direct-model comparison, decision cost/time and capability mismatch — with a 1,500-prompt benchmark pool and a portable Windows option.
Added a public Windows GUI/CLI project that automates the Codex bridge path and guides Claude users through the plugin-assisted route without pretending both integrations work the same way.
Moved beyond a one-page portfolio into projects, lab, now, videos, build log, uses, case studies and a command palette.
The project moved beyond its earlier TL Agent identity toward a full local development workspace.
Kept web discovery separate from verification so search results do not automatically become routable providers.
Compared an OpenCode repository explanation with and without Graphify context to inspect how much structural context changes the answer.
Shifted the channel toward practical AI tools, coding agents, routing and real-world developer workflows.
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