An indexer that lives outside version control is blind to history, missing mid-session edits, and gone when the folder moves. Throughput Lines of Code Per Day computes the graph inside the VCS — updated sub-second per file on every change, keyed by object ID so it is queryable at any commit, not just the last time an indexer happened to run. Agents propose; history stays yours. Delete the derived layer and nothing canonical is lost.
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Why Sidecar Code Graphs Go Stale
Sidecars proved agents need a graph. They also proved a second source of truth is a liability.
Sidecar graph tools proved the demand, then went stale between runs.
Prefer tools that treat the repository as the source of truth — not a cache that drifts.
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Welcome to Throughput Lines of Code Per Day
Agent-native version control that query-maps your repository instead of dumping files into context.
10.7x Context-Token Savings: How We Measured It
Every number on our benchmarks page is copied from measured runs — not marketing fiction.
Plug MCP into Cursor and Claude in 30 Seconds
Zero-friction setup: open Model Context Protocol, one config block, agents start querying structure.