Graphite

Deep GitHub integration spans repositories, pull requests, CI and merge, with GitHub Enterprise Server supported on Enterprise; surfaces include a CLI for stacked pull requests and simplified git commands, a VS Code extension, MCP, a web pull request page and a PR inbox; Slack notifications ship from Starter with advanced integrations on Team and above; the CI optimizer integrates Buildkite and GitHub Actions; and Cursor Cloud Agents are now surfaced inside the pull request so code can be created, reviewed and shipped without leaving the page. The agent acts by commenting inline, applying suggested fixes, generating PR titles and descriptions, summarizing CI failures, rebasing stacks and merging through the queue.

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A stack-aware merge queue sequences approved pull requests to keep the trunk branch green, offered as Basic on Team and Advanced with additional settings on Enterprise, and automatically rebases stacked branches as earlier changes land so a chain of dependent pull requests stays current without manual intervention; an Automations engine and a CI optimizer batch and selectively trigger test runs, integrated with Buildkite and GitHub Actions, and Graphite Agent chains review into suggested fixes, CI summaries and collaborative merge within the pull request.

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Optional code indexing, which Graphite describes as indexing code for short periods of time, speeds Graphite Chat's tool calls and the PR page, while reviews referencing related files through the index are marked coming soon; by default Graphite stores no code and reads it from GitHub, and style guides and rules are instructions, so a maintained retrieval structure grounding the agent's reviews is not yet shipped.

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Review output is advisory: findings land as inline comments and suggested fixes a developer chooses to apply, and Graphite Chat lets the developer interrogate and refine a suggestion before committing, with the human accountable for the merge; teams constrain the reviewer through AI review customization covering automations, filters and rules and an imported style guide, the merge queue gates what reaches trunk under team-configured rules with advanced settings on Enterprise, and ACLs on Enterprise bound access. No per-action approval gate on agent actions, permission scoping for the agent itself or shadow mode is documented.

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The Enterprise plan documents SAML and SSO, access control lists, an audit log with SIEM export, GitHub Enterprise Server support, custom MSA and private uploads, while code indexing controls and AI privacy controls are listed as admin capabilities in the plan comparison; the vendor states it is SOC 2 Type II certified and continuously penetration tested, and that AI features are opt in and do not train on customer code.

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Team insights ship from Starter with custom analytics on Enterprise, giving engineering leaders throughput and cycle-time reporting, and an audit log with SIEM export is available on Enterprise; a PR inbox centralizes reviews, review findings persist as durable inline comments on the pull request, and CI summaries explain failures in place. These report on team throughput and account access rather than retaining a per-action trace of the reviewer's own reasoning, and no agent execution record, session history or replay surface is documented.

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Review quality is tuned continuously from whether developers accept or reject each comment, and teams import a style guide and author rules the reviewer applies on every pull request, but both are model tuning and static configuration rather than state accumulating across sessions; code indexing persists a representation of the repository under admin controls, which is grounding infrastructure rather than agent memory. No named memory feature, conversation persistence or cross-session state mechanism is documented on the pricing matrix, in the features navigation or on the homepage.

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Delivered as hosted software through a GitHub app with a CLI and VS Code extension as clients; the Enterprise tier adds GitHub Enterprise Server support and private uploads, which extend compatibility to a customer-hosted code host rather than allowing Graphite itself to run in the customer's environment. No self-hosted, on-premises, VPC, private instance or customer-selectable region option is documented on any tier including Enterprise, where such an option would be listed alongside SAML, ACLs and audit export.

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A single Graphite Agent ships as the reviewer, configured per team through AI review customization covering automations, filters and rules and an imported style guide written in plain English; these are customer-authored configuration rather than vendor-supplied assets. No library of prebuilt agents, template gallery, rule pack, starter set or agent marketplace is documented on the pricing matrix, in the features navigation or on the homepage.

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Graphite Agent reviews every pull request automatically when it is opened or updated, and automations act on pull request events to assign reviewers and add labels, so work reaches the agent with no person starting it; developers also reach it from the PR page, Graphite Chat, the CLI, VS Code and MCP.

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Graphite discloses that its AI features run on models from Anthropic and OpenAI, its two AI subprocessors, and keeps the choice itself: no model picker, routing setting or bring your own key path is documented.

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MCP is listed as a shipped feature on every plan including the free Hobby tier, grouped with the CLI and VS Code extension under stacking capabilities, so external agents can drive Graphite's stacked pull request operations; the CLI itself is a substantial client for stack management and simplified git commands, and the vendor publishes source on GitHub under the withgraphite organization. No public REST API, SDK or webhook surface for building on the Graphite platform is documented.

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Testing the customer's change is the product: AI reviews check every pull request for bugs, logic errors and security issues before merge, with suggested fixes, CI summaries and team tuned rules, a quality gate in the release path that lets the customer test its own work.

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Every documented action runs through programmatic interfaces: the GitHub API for pull requests, comments, suggested fixes and merges, git for stacking and automatic rebasing, the CLI, the VS Code extension, MCP, and CI integrations with Buildkite and GitHub Actions. No browser control, screenshot capture, visual verification or capability to operate software lacking a programmatic interface is documented.

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