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GRAPHIFY / GRAPHSQUADA COMMUNITY BUILT BY YOU ✳
Build with Graphify in public

Become a cornerstone of the Graphify community.

Graphify turns codebases, docs, and tickets into a knowledge graph that humans and coding agents can query. GraphSquad is for people who want to teach that, host rooms around it, speak about it, or help the next developer get unstuck. Work in the open. We back you with access, recognition, and (where it fits) pay or event funding.

Find your place in the squad.

Tell us a little about yourself and how you’d like to contribute. Fields marked * are required.

Which tracks interest you? *

Choose one or more. You can change focus later.

We use these details to review your application and contact you about GraphSquad. Privacy policy.

Explore the tracks

A few minutes to apply. A new way to make an impact.

A little of your knowledge.
A big difference for someone else.
Find your place in the graph
01 / Find your track

Contribute in the way
that fits your skills.

Everyone brings something different. GraphSquad has four tracks so you can contribute where you are strongest. You can join one track or several, and you can change focus over time.

01 / Support & documentation

Contributor

Help someone move forward.

Support the Graphify community by sharing expertise, improving documentation, answering questions, and keeping our spaces welcoming and productive.

YOUR CONTRIBUTION IN PRACTICE
  • Answer how-to questions on GitHub Discussions and Discord.
  • Help newcomers get unstuck without making them feel silly for asking.
  • Improve documentation: clarify steps, fix outdated commands, add examples, and turn repeated answers into lasting docs.
  • Spot bugs and write clear Issues so maintainers can act quickly.

Small improvements count

Improving docs means making the next developer’s path clearer. That can be a small typo fix, a missing install step, a short example, a troubleshooting note, or a fuller guide. Open a PR against the docs when you can, or file an Issue that describes the exact improvement.

02 / Education & storytelling

Content Creator

Make the complex click.

Help developers understand Graphify through videos, blog posts, tutorials, livestreams, and other educational content. Content Creators can get paid when approved work ships.

YOUR CONTRIBUTION IN PRACTICE
  • Pitch a tutorial, deep dive, integration build, or launch walkthrough.
  • Publish on the platforms where your audience already pays attention.
  • Teach with demos and real workflows, not empty hype.
  • Stay honest about what works today and what is still rough.

Approved work, paid on delivery

Approved Content Creator work is paid on delivery. You and Graphify agree on scope and fee before production. There is no public rate card and no monthly quota.

03 / Meetups & community

Ambassador

Bring your local builders together.

Run high quality Graphify meetups that bring developers together and grow strong local communities.

YOUR CONTRIBUTION IN PRACTICE
  • Organize or co-host Graphify meetups in your city or region.
  • Keep sessions technical, welcoming, and useful for builders.
  • Share recaps, attendance notes, and photos with the team after each event.
  • Help attendees try Graphify hands-on when it fits the agenda.

Your meetup, with our support

Graphify can fund approved Ambassador meetups. If you need support for venue, food, AV, stickers, or other event costs, include that in your plan and ask the team. Funding is reviewed case by case.

04 / Talks & workshops

Event Speaker

Give your experience a stage.

Represent Graphify at developer events by sharing insights, telling real stories, and showing what builders can create.

YOUR CONTRIBUTION IN PRACTICE
  • Speak or run workshops at meetups, conferences, hackathons, and community nights.
  • Prefer demos of real agent and codebase workflows over slide-only talks.
  • Make it clear when Graphify is part of the story.
  • Share slide links or recordings with the team when they are public.

Real stories. Useful demos.

Share what you have learned and help other builders see what is possible with Graphify.

One track or a few. There’s more than one way to belong.

02 / A two-way connection

What members get.

We treat GraphSquad as real partnership, not a free badge farm.

Community recognition

A Discord badge that marks you as GraphSquad.

Early access

See new Graphify features early and send feedback straight to the team.

Direct team access

A private Slack channel with Graphify teammates.

Beta testing

Try builds before they are fully public and help us catch sharp edges.

Partner deals

Discounts and perks from selected developer tools as we add them.

Exclusive swag

GraphSquad merch reserved for members.

Growth opportunities

Room to grow from community work into paid Content Creator work and closer partnership when it is a fit.

Event support

Ambassadors can request funding and materials for approved local meetups.

Your contribution matters. You should feel it, too.
03 / From hello to impact

How GraphSquad works.

Start with what you know.
Build something bigger, together.

  1. 01

    Apply

    Tell us who you are, where you are active, and which tracks interest you.

  2. 02

    Get accepted

    Join Discord with your GraphSquad badge and the private Slack channel with the team.

  3. 03

    Contribute

    Start in your tracks. Pitch content, host meetups, answer questions, or speak at events.

  4. 04

    Stay close

    Use early access, beta builds, and team support as long as you stay active in the program.

FAQ

A few things you might be wondering.

Everything else you need to know before joining the squad.

  • Graphify’s official community program for people who contribute, create content, host meetups, and speak about Graphify in public.

  • Yes. Pick one or more when you apply. You can change focus later.

  • Content Creator work can be paid on delivery after a pitch is approved and a fee is agreed. Contributor, Ambassador, and Event Speaker are community tracks. Ambassadors can separately request event funding for approved meetups.

  • No. Rates are agreed privately per piece based on format, depth, and audience.

  • Clearer steps, fixed outdated instructions, new examples, troubleshooting notes, and turning repeated answers into lasting docs through a PR or a precise Issue.

  • GitHub Discussions for things that should stay searchable. Discord for live chat. GitHub Issues for bugs and reproducible failures. Follow the routing notes in the README and Discord welcome channel as we publish them.

  • Yes, for approved meetups. Share your plan and budget. We review venue, food, AV, swag, and similar costs case by case.

  • After acceptance, add GraphSquad Member, and your track if you want. Example: GraphSquad Member at Graphify · Ambassador.

  • No hard follower number. We care that you can teach clearly and that your audience includes developers, AI builders, or people who work with coding agents.

  • We review on a regular cadence. The form only takes a few minutes.

Your next chapter

Ready to build in public
with us?

If you want to teach Graphify, host rooms around it, speak about it, or help the next developer get unstuck, apply to GraphSquad.

Find your place in the squad.

Tell us a little about yourself and how you’d like to contribute. Fields marked * are required.

Which tracks interest you? *

Choose one or more. You can change focus later.

We use these details to review your application and contact you about GraphSquad. Privacy policy.

Takes a few minutes. We review applications weekly.