Graphy

Understand any codebase fast.

Graphy gives developers a quick, useful map of an unfamiliar repository without leaving the editor. See its structure, measure code size, and find the files that deserve attention first.

What Graphy Shows

Codebase report

Run Graphy: Generate Codebase Report to create Graphy.md in your workspace root. The report contains:

• A readable directory tree
• Total file and directory counts
• A breakdown by file extension
• A compact overview you can share in reviews or give to an AI coding tool

LineLens

LineLens adds live line-count badges to files and folders in the Explorer. Counts refresh as files change, including edits made by Git, terminals, and other tools.

Line Rank

Line Rank lists workspace files and folders by line count. Expand a folder to see its language breakdown, then open any ranked file directly from the panel.

Install

Install Graphy from Open VSX, or search for Graphy in an editor that uses the Open VSX Registry.

Graphy supports VS Code-compatible editors running VS Code API 1.91.0 or newer.

Use

1. Open a folder or workspace.
2. Run Graphy: Generate Codebase Report from the Command Palette.
3. Read the generated Graphy.md report.
4. Use LineLens badges and the Line Rank panel in Explorer for live size signals.

Commands:

• Graphy: Generate Codebase Report
• Graphy: Refresh Line Rank
• LineLens: Refresh Line Counts

Current Scope

• Graphy analyzes the first folder in a multi-root workspace.
• Large repositories take longer to scan.
• Graphy reports repository structure and line counts. It does not analyze symbol references, dependencies, or runtime usage.
• Graphy has no configurable settings yet.

Source and License

Graphy is open source on GitHub and licensed under the MIT License.

See the changelog for release history.