Graph Facts
Deterministic, repeatable, versioned evidence from the codebase.
LynkMesh
LynkMesh turns a software project into a semantic graph that AI agents can consume through MCP — separating machine-verifiable facts from LLM-generated conclusions.
Most AI coding tools retrieve nearby files and tokens. LynkMesh builds the missing layer: a stable graph of symbols, dependencies, calls, confidence, and architectural risk.
LynkMesh is designed as a protocol layer between deterministic software analysis and probabilistic AI explanation.
Deterministic, repeatable, versioned evidence from the codebase.
Human-readable interpretation generated from graph-backed evidence.
A real PHP project was analyzed through LynkMesh MCP from Claude Desktop. This is early validation, not benchmark proof.
The current focus is reliability: deterministic graph builds, MCP diagnostics, open-core safety, and AI-context readiness.
The next major step is an architecture_report.json / MeshContext Report that separates graph facts, hotspots, risk scores, limitations, and LLM instructions.
{
"schema_version": "0.1",
"graph_facts": {
"nodes": 1108,
"edges": 2400,
"analyzed_files": 282
},
"hotspots": [
{ "symbol": "ApprovalService", "risk": "critical" },
{ "symbol": "AccountingService", "risk": "critical" }
],
"llm_instructions": {
"separate_facts_from_inferences": true
}
}
LynkMesh is being built as the deterministic context layer for AI coding agents, architecture review, impact analysis, and codebase health monitoring.