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title: "symgraph"
url: https://www.grahambrooks.com/projects/symgraph/
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# symgraph

- [symgraph v2026.10.18: a vendored minified file stops topping your dependency graph, and an export for analytics](https://www.grahambrooks.com/post/symgraph-2026-10-18-export/index.md) (2026-10-19): symgraph v2026.10.18 keeps generated and minified code out of the dependency graph and adds `symgraph export`, which writes coupling and per-commit change-impact records as JSON Lines.
- [Making a Code Graph Admit What It Doesn't Know (symgraph)](https://www.grahambrooks.com/post/symgraph-admitting-what-it-does-not-know/index.md) (2026-09-22): A code-intelligence index answered every question it was asked. Sixteen percent of its call edges pointed at things that cannot be called, its truncated lists said nothing about being truncated, and one of its tools had never worked at all. The month's work was almost entirely about replacing confident answers with calibrated ones.
- [The Agentic Inner Loop: Sensors, Substrate, and Skills for Polyglot Development](https://www.grahambrooks.com/post/inner-loop-agentic-development/index.md) (2026-05-23): What the developer inner loop becomes when a coding agent is doing most of the iteration — and the substrate, sensors, codemods, and skills you need to build for it.
- [A Code Knowledge Graph for Review, Not Generation](https://www.grahambrooks.com/post/code-knowledge-graph-for-review/index.md) (2026-04-26): The same graph that helps an agent write code can help a reviewer trust it. Almost nobody is using it that way. Every AI coding tool I’ve looked at in the last eighteen months — including codemap now called symgraph—…
- [Building a Code Knowledge Graph for AI Agents](https://www.grahambrooks.com/post/building-a-code-knowledge-graph-for-ai-agents/index.md) (2026-02-15): Building a Code Knowledge Graph for AI Agents How I rebuilt codegraph in Rust to give AI coding assistants a semantic map of your codebase There’s a fundamental tension at the heart of agentic coding today. AI models are remarkably…