Graft

Git tracks a SQLite database as an opaque binary file. Graft understands SQLite: it creates storage-efficient snapshots, shows schema and row-level changes, and merges supported database changes. Related files can travel in the same commit.

Graft uses a familiar Git-like workflow with its own repository and remote formats.

Choose your integration

Graft CLI Evaluate Graft, automate repository workflows, or integrate through structured JSON output.

Node.js SDK Keep a repository session inside a Node.js application or service.

Remote service Add authenticated remote storage and synchronization to your product.

Understand the system

What Graft manages The problem, product boundary, and repository model.

Architecture guide Follow a change from a live SQLite file to a commit, merge, remote, and restored worktree.

Specifications Read the normative contracts for repositories, snapshots, diffs, merges, adapters, and remotes.