First public alpha of HolosOAD — the code-intelligence daemon that keeps a live knowledge graph of your codebase and serves it to AI assistants over MCP.
Contents (Windows x86_64): holosoad (CLI), holosoadd (daemon), holosoad-mcp (the MCP shim Claude Desktop launches), plus graphify, graphifyd, and graphify-mcp — the legacy names kept as aliases so existing configs keep working. Ships MIT licence text and a SHA256SUMS manifest.
Quick start: run holosoadd <solution-root> to index and watch a codebase, then point Claude Desktop at holosoad-mcp with the server keyed HolosGraph. See docs/ in the repo.
Platform: Windows is the primary target and what these binaries are built for. macOS and Linux build from source.
Measured, with caveats: 4.5×–25.8× fewer tokens per answer than the Python original across measured corpora (25.8× on the largest, 1,886 nodes); internal indexing ~12× faster on the httpx corpus. Cold wall-clock on small repos is dominated by one-time daemon startup and can exceed the Python script; warm-update p95 is about 1s, missing its own 100ms bar. All disclosed in Documents/bench/.
Heritage: HolosOAD is the Rust successor to graphify by Safi Shamsi (MIT).
Alpha: interfaces may change.