Decypher: Deep Semantic Code Graphs for Agentic Coding
_h4xr · reddit · 2026-07-08
A software engineer introduced Decypher (Beta), a bottom-up code semantic graph tool built on language-specific compilers. It enables AI Agents to not only understand code structure but also deeply trace data flows, conditional branches, and return statements, helping them comprehend code, debug, and verify security issues while slashing the daily cost of burning billions of tokens. Decypher is not a tree-sitter wrapper; it offers 40+ tools and currently supports Java and JVM languages (Scala, Kotlin), operating fully offline with no telemetry data collected.
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