Open-source Graft adds persistent codebase memory to coding agents, beats Claude Code on SWE-bench
thisguyknowsai · x · 2026-09-07
Coding agents rebuild their understanding of a codebase from scratch on every task—grepping, opening files, following imports, then throwing it all away. Graft, a new open-source project, aims to fix this by letting the agent onboard to a codebase once and persist that structured knowledge across tasks. The author reports it beats Claude Code on SWE-bench.
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