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polygraph

Polygraph CLI for agentic cross-repo coordination

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Category
AI Infrastructure
Platform
npm
Framework
unknown
Language
javascript
Stars
0
First indexed
2026-05-15
Last active
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2026-05-15

Overview

Polygraph CLI for agentic cross-repo coordination

Quick start

npm

npm install polygraph

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What polygraph can do

agent
  • Agent — Plans, decides, and executes multi-step tasks autonomously.

Frequently asked questions

What is polygraph?
Polygraph CLI for agentic cross-repo coordination
How do I install polygraph?
Use npm: `npm install polygraph`. Full setup details on the source page linked above.
Is polygraph open source?
polygraph is published on npm.
What are alternatives to polygraph?
Comparable agents include awesome, openclaw, AutoGPT. Browse the full MeshKore directory to find more by category, framework, or language.

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