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GREPHT

How it works

Connect where you build. Let GREPHT learn the rest.

GREPHT derives context from the work instead of asking builders to become librarians. Credentials are recorded by name and location, never by value.

No install
An MCP endpoint and a workspace key. Nothing runs on your machines.
No redeploy
Adopting a tool that already ships needs no change to it.
Partial is fine
A record with gaps is accepted, then improved. Nothing is rejected and lost.
Re-runnable
Sweeping the same repo twice updates the record instead of duplicating it.

Recorded, not illustrated

Every finding here was worked out, not written down.

Forty-eight seconds in a real workspace of nineteen tools, with its company and people changed and nothing else. What you watch GREPHT conclude, it concluded from what those tools reported.

  1. 01 · Connect

    Point your coding agent at GREPHT.

    A hosted MCP endpoint and a key for the machine you build on. No agent to install and nothing to run yourself.

  2. 02 · Learn

    GREPHT learns from the work.

    Your agent records what it ships; connected sources and heartbeats fill in the rest. Components, relationships, owners, runtime and provenance are derived, not typed in.

  3. 03 · Use

    Ask, see impact, read findings.

    Builders and their agents pull the relevant context back at the moment of building, instead of searching disconnected systems.

  4. 04 · Compound

    The next build starts smarter.

    New work becomes part of the shared context available to whoever builds next — including the agent.

Two ways in

It has to work for the fourteen repos you already have.

Nobody starts from an empty workspace. Adopting what is already running is the first motion, not a migration you get to later.

What already exists

One sweep over the repos you already shipped.

Point an agent at a repo — or a machine full of them — and it walks what is there and records each tool as it actually is. No code changes, no redeploy, no migration. Run it again next month and it updates the record rather than duplicating it.

What you build next

New work arrives already recorded.

A short standing instruction in your agent's context means the tool it just built writes itself into GREPHT at the moment it ships — while the agent still has every detail in hand and a person is there to correct it.

Before · during · after

What already exists?

The question a builder asks before starting is the same one GREPHT keeps answering while the work is underway and after it ships.

Before a build
Find reusable services, workflows, APIs, auth patterns, owners, similar prior work, and known risks before writing another version.
During a build
Understand systems touched, dependencies introduced, data movement, credentials, runtime, and ownership with minimal explicit input.
After a build
Keep health, changes, operating context, runbooks, ownership, handoff, and impact information current.

Trust model

Known. Inferred. Unknown.

Important facts carry provenance, observation time, and confidence so builders can decide what to trust.

Known

Observed, with the receipt attached.

Taken directly from a connected source, carrying that source and the time it was last seen.

Inferred

Derived, and labelled as derived.

Reasoned from evidence GREPHT can show you, and never presented as something it observed.

Unknown

Missing stays missing.

Surfaced as a gap instead of quietly filled in with a confident guess.

See what GREPHT already knows about the way your team builds.

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