Pricing
Not listed
Official monthly price not confirmed
- API
- CLI installation and integrations advertised for Claude Code, Codex, Open Code and GitHub. Not confirmed: public API or exact CI permissions.
Polygraph
● Identity checkedShared repository context for coding agents · Official-source review 2026-10-09
Polygraph discovers repository dependencies and preserves agent session context across repositories. It coordinates multi-repository changes, pull requests and handoffs with compatible coding agents and GitHub.
- Category
- Shared repository context for coding agents
- Free access
- Full product free during early access; duration, later pricing and ongoing post-access free entitlement not confirmed.
- API access
- CLI installation and integrations advertised for Claude Code, Codex, Open Code and GitHub. Not confirmed: public API or exact CI permissions.
Is Polygraph right for you?
A good fit for
Relevant to developers reviewing coordinated changes across related repositories while keeping merge and test decisions explicit.
Before you choose
Repository discovery is limited by granted access. Shared context, sessions and traces may contain sensitive code; hosting and retention terms require confirmation. Claims of downstream testing do not prove every consumer was covered or checks executed. Agent/provider subscriptions remain separate and were not priced here. No CLI installed, repository connected, pull request created or code merged using Polygraph.
Workflow and handoff
Start with test repositories, inspect access and storage settings, and verify each downstream diff and executed check before merging.
Pricing and practical limits
Repository discovery is limited by granted access. Shared context, sessions and traces may contain sensitive code; hosting and retention terms require confirmation. Claims of downstream testing do not prove every consumer was covered or checks executed. Agent/provider subscriptions remain separate and were not priced here. No CLI installed, repository connected, pull request created or code merged using Polygraph.
Review method
Official product evidence reviewed on 2026-10-09; product artwork inspected visually. No hands-on vendor application test was performed. Application performance, security claims and plan enforcement were not independently tested.
What it can do
Features & capabilities
Unknown is different from unavailable. Each fact carries its own evidence.
| Capability | Value | Evidence | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product workflow | Polygraph discovers repository dependencies and preserves agent session context across repositories. It coordinates multi-repository changes, pull requests and handoffs with compatible coding agents and GitHub. | Facts sourced | 2026-10-09 |
| Pricing and restrictions | Repository discovery is limited by granted access. Shared context, sessions and traces may contain sensitive code; hosting and retention terms require confirmation. Claims of downstream testing do not prove every consumer was covered or checks executed. Agent/provider subscriptions remain separate and were not priced here. No CLI installed, repository connected, pull request created or code merged using Polygraph. | Facts sourced | 2026-10-09 |
Understand the total cost
Polygraph pricing & plans
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Frequently asked questions
Was the application hands-on tested?
No. This listing is based on dated official-source evidence and a visual artwork check. Unconfirmed costs and restrictions are identified explicitly.
What is Polygraph used for?
Polygraph discovers repository dependencies and preserves agent session context across repositories. It coordinates multi-repository changes, pull requests and handoffs with compatible coding agents and GitHub.
Does Polygraph have a free plan?
Full product free during early access; duration, later pricing and ongoing post-access free entitlement not confirmed.. This record does not confirm an ongoing free plan.
How much does Polygraph cost?
A listed monthly price has not been confirmed. See the plan cards for entitlements, billing commitments and seat minimums.
Can I use Polygraph through an API?
CLI installation and integrations advertised for Claude Code, Codex, Open Code and GitHub. Not confirmed: public API or exact CI permissions.. API access and subscription access may have different terms; consult the linked sources.
What should I check before choosing it?
Repository discovery is limited by granted access. Shared context, sessions and traces may contain sensitive code; hosting and retention terms require confirmation. Claims of downstream testing do not prove every consumer was covered or checks executed. Agent/provider subscriptions remain separate and were not priced here. No CLI installed, repository connected, pull request created or code merged using Polygraph.
Price history
No retained pricing changes yet. A current price alone does not establish a historical trend.
How this profile is supported
Official product information
Current official product source read individually; product artwork inspected visually.
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