Graphy

Graphy tracks where code is used and where it isn't.

Details

Graphy scans the first workspace folder, builds a lightweight structural summary, and writes a Graphy.md report at the workspace root. The report includes a directory tree, file counts, and extension breakdowns so you can share or paste a high-signal overview into AI tools or code reviews.

Features

• Generate a Graphy.md report from Graphy: Generate Codebase Analysis
• Summaries for total files, total directories, and extension breakdowns
• Readable directory tree for fast repo orientation
• Auto-open the generated report on completion
• LineLens badges showing line counts in the Explorer
• Refresh LineLens data with LineLens: Refresh Line Counts
• Line Rank panel in the Explorer, ranking files and folders by line count with a per-language breakdown
• Refresh Line Rank with Graphy: Refresh Line Rank

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Usage

Once installed, open a folder in VS Code and run the command:

• Command Palette: Graphy: Generate Codebase Analysis
• Output: A Graphy.md file appears in the workspace root and opens automatically
• LineLens: Line counts appear next to files and folders in the Explorer
• Manual refresh: Run LineLens: Refresh Line Counts

Performance Notes

• Analysis runs on the first workspace folder when multiple folders are open
• Large repositories may take longer to process depending on filesystem size

Installation

1. Install the extension from the VS Code Marketplace
2. Reload VS Code
3. Run Graphy: Generate Codebase Analysis from the Command Palette

Extension Settings

This extension has no configurable settings at this time.

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md for release notes and feature history.

License

This extension is licensed under the MIT License.