Graphite is a stacked-diff workflow for git with an AI reviewer that comments on every pull request.
Graphite modernizes code review with stacked pull requests and AI. Its CLI lets engineers break large changes into small, dependent stacks that merge independently, while Graphite’s AI reviewer leaves instant, context-aware comments on every PR and learns from your team’s feedback over time. Review queues, merge trains, and analytics give managers visibility into review latency. Used heavily at scale-up engineering orgs, it turns code review from a bottleneck into a flow.
Stacked PRs change team dynamics: reviewers see small, focused diffs and approve quickly, while Graphite manages the merge order automatically. The AI reviewer adds a first-pass review within seconds of a PR opening, catching obvious issues before human reviewers arrive.
The workflow benefits compound: small PRs mean faster reviews, faster merges, and less context switching. Graphite’s merge trains keep CI green across stacks, and the analytics help leads find and fix review bottlenecks.
Graphite is free for small teams and open-source projects. Paid plans charge per active contributor with enterprise options.
Engineering teams that merge frequently and want small, fast reviews instead of giant pull requests.
Yes for qualifying teams; growing orgs move to per-contributor paid plans.
Graphite integrates through its CLI and GitHub app; enterprise integrations are arranged with the team.
Review bots like CodeRabbit comment on PRs; Graphite additionally changes how the PRs themselves are structured and merged.
No, Graphite builds on GitHub’s pull request system, adding stacking and review workflow tooling.
Yes, the reviewer adapts from team feedback to comment on the issues your engineers care about.
Yes, stacked workflows handle large repositories where big changes are common.
Yes, the Graphite CLI powers stacking, syncing, and merging from the terminal.
Yes, small teams qualify for free usage and benefit from faster reviews.
It adapts from your team’s feedback on its comments, gradually focusing on the issues your engineers actually care about.
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