Drop in a repo or a ZIP and get an interactive knowledge graph with a Graph RAG agent built in. The whole thing runs client-side, which is the part that decides whether you can point it at work code.
A code intelligence tool that never uploads is the difference between a demo on a public repo and something you can run against a private one.
Graph RAG ships with the graph rather than beside it, so the retrieval structure and the thing querying it are the same artifact.
No node counts, no language support list, no repo size limit, no parse time. The trending description names none of it.
Concept mock, not affiliated with the project. The four sources, the Graph RAG agent, and the zero-server claim are quoted from the repository's own GitHub Trending description on 29 August 2026. The constellation is labelled shape only: generic nodes with no file names, no counts, and no repository contents, because the project publishes none there.