Today, we started integrating LangGraph to turn Secrin’s parsed data into a real knowledge graph.
Yesterday, the parser could identify relationships between functions, classes, and modules. Now, with LangGraph, we’re structuring those relationships, defining how each piece of code connects and what those links represent.
The goal is to give Secrin the ability to reason over these connections. Instead of just seeing which functions exist, it should understand how data flows between them, how dependencies form, and how logic is organized across a repository.
Next step: visualize this graph so we can explore it directly and verify that the structure matches the underlying codebase.
GitHub: Today, we started integrating LangGraph to turn Secrin’s parsed data into a real knowledge graph. Yesterday, the parser could identify relationships between functions, classes, and modules. Now, with LangGraph, we’re structuring those relationships, defining how each piece of code connects and what those links represent. The goal is to give Secrin the ability to reason over these connections. Instead of just seeing which functions exist, it should understand how data flows between them, how dependencies form, and how logic is organized across a repository. Next step: visualize this graph so we can explore it directly and verify that the structure matches the underlying codebase. GitHub: https://github.com/SecrinLabs/secrin
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