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graphstore-cli

v0.1.5

Published

CLI for the Graphstore agent-first graph database

Downloads

839

Readme

graphstore-cli

The official CLI for Graphstore.

npm install -g graphstore-cli
gs auth login --email [email protected]
gs graph create "My graph"
gs --help

For CI or agents, set GRAPHSTORE_URL and GRAPHSTORE_API_KEY, or pass --url and --key.

LLMs and pipelines should send structured queries on stdin:

printf '%s' '{"type":"task","where":[{"path":"$.status","op":"eq","value":"open"}]}' | gs data query --stdin

Saved files and small inline queries also work:

gs data query query.json
gs data query --json-query '{"type":"task","limit":10}'

Hybrid search combines SQLite FTS5 with optional Cloudflare Vectorize embeddings. Enable embeddings only for text-rich node types:

gs data semantic-enable observation
gs data search "what did we decide about backups?" --mode hybrid --type observation

Graph exports and backups store the semantic type allowlist, not derived vectors. Restore regenerates embeddings from restored nodes.