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Public story · 2026-08-03 · high
Incremental rebuilds could silently drop whole file layers, so an agent's graph query would say code doesn't exist.
Why now: Released August 1, two days ahead of this August 3 briefing.
Graphify Labs shipped version 0.9.32 on August 1, fixing a merge bug that silently dropped file layers from incremental code-graph rebuilds, per the release notes.
A dropped layer doesn't throw an error, so an agent querying the graph would just report the code doesn't exist. Anyone running Graphify for agent navigation instead of grep has been exposed since before this release.
The fix uses tier-aware merging so file layers survive graphify update. It also keeps the graph's directed flag intact through updates and corrects edge rendering in query results. Symbol resolution improves too, for C# members, Kotlin anonymous objects, and Ruby mixins.
If you run a local Graphify graph for agent navigation, upgrade to 0.9.32 and rebuild from scratch once. An incremental update on top of a graph that may have already dropped layers won't necessarily self-heal.
The prior release, 0.9.31 on July 30, supports both MCP SDK 1.x and 2.x instead of picking one, unusual for a widely installed server.
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