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ryugraph

v25.9.1

Published

An in-process property graph database management system built for query speed and scalability.

Downloads

37

Readme

RyuGraph

RyuGraph, a fork of Kuzu, is an embedded graph database built for query speed and scalability. RyuGraph is optimized for handling complex analytical workloads on very large databases and provides a set of retrieval features, such as a full text search and vector indices. Our core feature set includes:

  • Flexible Property Graph Data Model and Cypher query language
  • Embeddable, serverless integration into applications
  • Native full text search and vector index
  • Columnar disk-based storage
  • Columnar sparse row-based (CSR) adjacency list/join indices
  • Vectorized and factorized query processor
  • Novel and very fast join algorithms
  • Multi-core query parallelism
  • Serializable ACID transactions
  • Wasm (WebAssembly) bindings for fast, secure execution in the browser

RyuGraph is a fork of Kuzu, which was originally developed by Kuzu Inc. Following Kuzu's archival in October 2025, RyuGraph continues the development and evolution of this embedded graph database technology. RyuGraph is maintained by Predictable Labs, Inc. and is available under a permissible license, ensuring the continued advancement of this innovative graph database solution.

Docs and Blog

To learn more about RyuGraph, see our Documentation and Blog page.

Getting Started

Refer to our Getting Started page for your first example.

Extensions

RyuGraph has an extension framework that users can dynamically load the functionality you need at runtime. We've developed a list of official extensions that you can use to extend RyuGraph's functionality.

RyuGraph requires you to install the extension before loading and using it. Note that RyuGraph no longer provides the official extension server, where you can directly install any official extensions.

If you've upgraded to the latest version v0.11.3, RyuGraph has pre-installed four commonly used extensions (algo, fts, json, vector) for you. You do not need to manually INSTALL these extensions.

For RyuGraph versions before v0.11.3, or to install extensions that haven't been pre-installed, you have to set up a local extension server. The instructions of setting up a local extension server can be found below.

Host your own extension server

The extension server is based on NGINX and is hosted on GitHub Container Registry. You can pull the Docker image and run it in your environment:

docker pull ghcr.io/predictable-labs/extension-repo:latest
docker run -d -p 8080:80 ghcr.io/predictable-labs/extension-repo:latest

In this example, the extension server will be available at http://localhost:8080. You can then install extensions from your server by appending the FROM clause to the INSTALL command:

INSTALL <EXTENSION_NAME> FROM 'http://localhost:8080/';

Build from Source

You can build from source using the instructions provided in the developer guide.

License

RyuGraph is licensed under the MIT License.