Visualize it (graft viz)

graft viz opens a local, interactive view of both graphs — no install, no dev server; the viewer ships prebuilt inside the package.

search → jump to a node → dependency graph lights up

• Context tab — the architecture graph from graft/*.md. Nodes colored by type, sized by connectedness.
• Code tab — the per-symbol graph from graft/.graph/wiring.json (run graft build first).
• Outline tab — the file → class → method hierarchy as a collapsible tree.

Edges speak the code’s language. Every link is one of a closed set of verbs, each answering a question someone building or reviewing code actually asks:

Verb	The question it answers
part_of / contains	where does this live?
uses / calls / imports / depends_on	what breaks if I change this?
produces	where does this output come from?
configures	what changes its behavior without a code change?
validates	what checks or judges this? (tests, drift checks, scoring)
extends / implements	what contract must this honor?

Select a node and its edges take on direction: amber = what it depends on, teal = what depends on it, with the verb written on each highlighted edge. Chips above the canvas filter by verb; tree-sitter-extracted edges draw solid while LLM-inferred ones draw dashed. The viewer live-reloads when graft/ changes on disk. Older graphs with vague verbs (influences, supports) are normalized on load — no regeneration needed.