Welcome: Use Discussions for ideas, Discord for real-time chat #3827
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Thanks so much for all the work on this! Just a heads-up: the Discord invite link above seems to have expired. Could you share an updated one? Would love to join :) |
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hey guys, Aman this side. I mainly work with backend, infrastructure and agentic ai stuffs, building distributed order system in prod with multiple side projects in parallel also working as backend engineer at actrun where i proposed the idea of using graphify and they liked it as well. I have contributed multiple PR which resolved semantic, extraction or bugs which was breaking graphify. Nice to be here! |
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Welcome, and thanks for being here.
graphify has grown a lot lately, and most of that has come from you. If you have opened an issue, sent a PR, added a language extractor, or just run it on your own code and told us what broke, you are the reason the graph keeps getting sharper.
We keep two spaces, and they are good at different things:
GitHub Discussions (right here) is for thoughtful, longer-form conversation. Ask a non-urgent question, float an idea, propose a feature, or share how you are using graphify. What gets written here sticks around and becomes knowledge the next person can find.
Discord is for real-time chat. Get unstuck quickly, ask a fast question, show what you are building, or just hang out with other people working on similar problems. Come say hi: https://discord.gg/XDnKVpzdXB
We would love to have you in both.
To get started, introduce yourself in a reply: who you are, what you are building, and what you pointed graphify at, whether that is a codebase, docs, papers, or a pile of PDFs and video. If there is a language or framework you wish it understood better, tell us that too. That is usually where the next good PR starts.
Glad you are here.
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