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GitNodes is a knowledge management tool developed by Andrea Bozzo, currently at version 0.2.0 with three released versions available. The software builds a knowledge graph over a Git repository of Markdown files, transforming documents that include YAML frontmatter into a navigable and editable graph structure while preserving Git as the single source of truth. This design allows the content itself to remain in plain text under standard version control, so that all changes are tracked, reviewable, and reversible through familiar Git workflows rather than being locked into a proprietary database. GitNodes fits into the knowledge management, note-taking, and personal knowledge base software category, and is particularly suited to users who favor plain-text, file-based workflows. Typical use cases include maintaining interlinked documentation collections, managing a Zettelkasten-style note archive where notes reference one another through their frontmatter metadata, organizing research notes or project documentation within a repository, and navigating relationships between Markdown documents in a graph view instead of relying solely on folder hierarchies or search. Because the underlying files remain ordinary Markdown with YAML frontmatter, the notes stay portable and can still be edited with any text editor, processed by static site generators, or shared through standard Git hosting platforms. The parsing of frontmatter enables structured metadata such as tags, links, or properties to drive the construction of graph connections between files. This makes GitNodes relevant to developers, technical writers, and researchers who want graph-style knowledge exploration without giving up the transparency, durability, and collaboration features of Git-based plain-text storage.
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