Description
Graphe is an innovative agentic coding platform designed for desktop use, specifically on macOS. It provides a unique workspace where users can create a canvas of blocks, join them up, and utilize helpers in parallel. This setup allows for jobs that can run for extended periods, even when the user is not actively monitoring them. Graphe is open-source, giving users the flexibility to clone and modify the platform according to their needs. It is built on pi, a serious coding harness, and does not include sub-agents or plan mode by default. However, Graphe enhances pi by adding these features, along with a comprehensive interface.
The platform supports any model you already pay for, allowing you to change models mid-conversation without losing progress. It is designed to work in parallel, with each request becoming a board of pieces, each in its own git worktree. This setup ensures that multiple tasks can run simultaneously without interference. Graphe also reads your design system first, ensuring that changes integrate seamlessly into your existing setup.
One of the standout features of Graphe is its ability to provide cost transparency. Users can see the bill before it lands, with estimates provided before big jobs and a ceiling that ends the session if costs exceed expectations. The platform is designed to be user-friendly, with a canvas that allows users to draw the run and leave it to execute. Each block on the canvas represents a task, and users can edit these blocks to change the instructions sent to the app.
Graphe is ideal for developers looking for a flexible and powerful coding platform that integrates with their existing tools and models. It is particularly suited for those who require a platform that can handle complex tasks and workflows without constant supervision. The platform is currently available as a macOS build, with the potential for Windows and Linux builds in the future, given its open-source nature.
Graphe: Agentic Coding Platform's Core Features
Open-source platform
Canvas of blocks for workflows
Parallel helpers and long-running jobs
Built on pi coding harness
Supports any model with user keys
Cost transparency with estimates
Design system integration
macOS build available
How to use Graphe: Agentic Coding Platform?
Download: Get the macOS build from the website
Install: Set up Graphe on your macOS device
Configure: Connect your model keys and design system
Use: Create workflows using the canvas of blocks
Monitor: Track job progress and costs in real-time
Optimize: Adjust models and workflows as needed
Graphe: Agentic Coding Platform's Use Cases
- Automated Coding
- Design System Integration
- Cost Management
- Parallel Processing
- Model Flexibility
