Graft for teams
Every fork your company keeps, carried and reviewed. With a signed record of each move.
Teams fork open source to fix a bug, add a feature or pin a version, then fall behind: every upstream release means redoing the changes, and security fixes wait. Graft finds every fork, shows what it's missing, and carries each one onto new releases with a reviewer's approval.
The scan needs an invite and Graft's GitHub app on the organization. It reads only: nothing is pushed.
What your team gets
The same engine as the personal plan: a copy moves only when every change lands and your tests pass. Teams add these.
Every fork, found
Point Graft at a GitHub organization. Each fork gets a dry sync, never pushed: how many releases and days behind it is, which of its changes would carry by themselves, need a decision or can be dropped, and the security fixes upstream released that it hasn't taken, from OSV.dev. Up to 50 forks a scan, once a day per account. Download it as CSV, or press Carry this one to connect a fork as a copy.
A reviewer approves each move
A move waits until an owner or reviewer other than the fork's owner approves it. They can ask its owner a question, or send it back with a note. Nothing reaches the fork before that.
A signed record of every move
The upstream commit, the moved head, each change's outcome and reason, the tests and their results, the agents that decided and who approved, signed by Graft. Anyone can check one with graft verify-record.
An audit log
Who added whom, which forks joined, every move held, asked about, approved or sent back, with the time. On the Team tab.
Enterprise: it runs in your own Anthropic account
Graft runs each sync in a Claude Managed Agents sandbox. On Enterprise, those sandboxes are in your Anthropic workspace, not Graft's: your code, your model use and its bills stay in your account. Give an owner's API key once on the Team tab; Graft sets its runner up there and keeps the key sealed.
- Report onlyGraft receives each run's result and its signed record, never your code. Your developers take each move with
graft syncin their own clones. - Graft's reviewerFor teams that want a person to check every carry: a Graft engineer reviews each move before it's delivered, at $990 per fork per release.
- Single sign-onSign-in today is an email link plus an authenticator code, restricted to your organization's domains. Single sign-on comes with the first contract that needs it.
Plans for teams
You pay only for forks Graft worked on that month: a move, a drop or an early warning. A fork with no upstream release costs nothing.
- An organization with owners, reviewers and members on your email domains
- The review step and the audit log
- The fork inventory, rescanned as often as daily
- $6 of agent work included per active fork, and no overage: past it, conflicts wait until the 1st
- Signed records, early warnings, the monthly summary
- No minimum, no contract, monthly; the first month is free
- Capped at 20 billed forks ($300) a month until there's a contract
Everything in Team, and:
- Syncs run in your own Anthropic account
- Report only: Graft never holds your code
- Graft's reviewer on every carry, if you want one ($990 per fork per release)
- Annual or per-release terms, with response times
- Single sign-on when your contract needs it
Everything happens by email: no sales calls. Write to support@graftfork.com and a person answers.