Mollify
A collaborative Rust project that gives coding agents reproducible, inspectable findings about Python codebases.
Mollify is a Rust-native static analysis engine for Python codebases. It surfaces dead code, dependency structure, architectural boundaries, duplication, and security findings for developers and coding agents.
My role
I help build Mollify with Favio Vázquez. It is a collaborative project, maintained in FavioVazquez/mollify. My interest is the interface between static analysis and agent workflows: giving an agent inspectable evidence about a codebase before it proposes changes.
What the tool provides
Mollify exposes analysis through a CLI and structured outputs that can be used in CI and agent workflows. Deterministic output makes findings reproducible; it does not make every finding a proof. Findings still need to be interpreted within the analyzer’s scope and confidence levels.