🧠 Oxagen

Intelligent Workspace Knowledge Graphs

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Transform your codebase into an intelligent, queryable knowledge graph


🚀 What is Oxagen?

Oxagen is a revolutionary workspace intelligence platform that transforms your development environment into a living knowledge graph. By analyzing code, documentation, issues, and team interactions, Oxagen creates a comprehensive understanding of your project that enables unprecedented insights and automation.

✨ Key Features

🔍 Deep Code Understanding

📊 Intelligent Querying

🤖 Multi-Agent Coordination

🔐 Security & Incident Management

🛠️ Core Capabilities

🧬 Ontology Engine

// Query function callers across the codebase
MATCH (f:Function {name: "processPayment"})
-[:CALLS]->(caller:Function)
RETURN caller.name, caller.file

🔄 Real-time Analysis

# Automatic impact assessment
impact = oxagen.impact_of("user_service.authenticate")
print(f"Affects {len(impact.callers)} functions")
print(f"Touches {len(impact.files)} files")

🎯 Use Cases

🔧 Code Refactoring & Modernization
  • Dependency Analysis: Understand what breaks when you change a function
  • Dead Code Detection: Safely remove unused code with confidence
  • Architecture Visualization: See how your system components interact
  • Migration Planning: Plan large-scale changes with full impact visibility
🚨 Incident Response & Debugging
  • Root Cause Analysis: Trace issues through the call graph
  • Blast Radius Assessment: Understand the scope of production issues
  • Historical Context: Access past incidents and their resolutions
  • Expert Routing: Automatically find the right team member for each issue
📈 Team Productivity & Knowledge Sharing
  • Expertise Mapping: Know who knows what in your codebase
  • Onboarding Acceleration: New team members get instant context
  • Code Review Intelligence: Surface relevant reviewers and context
  • Documentation Automation: Keep docs in sync with code changes
🔍 Security & Compliance
  • Vulnerability Tracking: Correlate security alerts with code impact
  • Compliance Auditing: Verify adherence to security policies
  • Access Control Analysis: Understand data flow and permissions
  • Threat Modeling: Visualize attack surfaces and data flows

🚦 Getting Started

1️⃣ Claude Code Integration

Oxagen integrates seamlessly with Claude Code through the MCP protocol:

# Install Claude Code with Oxagen
npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code
claude config add-server oxagen

2️⃣ Workspace Setup

// Initialize Oxagen in your project
import { Oxagen } from '@oxagen/client';

const workspace = new Oxagen({
  project: './my-project',
  include: ['**/*.ts', '**/*.js', '**/*.py'],
  features: ['code-analysis', 'incidents', 'security']
});

await workspace.initialize();

3️⃣ Start Querying

# Natural language queries
results = await oxagen.ask("What functions call the payment API?")

# Graph traversal
callers = await oxagen.code.find_callers("processPayment")

# Impact analysis
impact = await oxagen.ontology.impact_of("user_model.User")

📚 Documentation & Resources

Resource Description
📖 Documentation Complete guides and API reference
🎓 Tutorials Step-by-step learning path
🔧 Examples Real-world use cases and demos
💬 Community Join our developer community
🐛 Issues Report bugs and request features

🌟 Why Teams Choose Oxagen

"Oxagen transformed how we understand our legacy codebase. What used to take days of detective work now takes minutes."

— Senior Engineering Manager, Fortune 500 Company

"The incident response capabilities are game-changing. We can trace from alert to root cause in seconds."

— DevOps Lead, High-Growth Startup

"Code reviews became 10x more effective when we could see the full context of every change."

— Principal Engineer, Open Source Project

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions from the community! Whether you're fixing bugs, adding features, or improving documentation, every contribution makes Oxagen better.

📄 License

Oxagen is released under the MIT License. Feel free to use it in your projects!


Built with ❤️ by the Oxagen Team

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