Has pgGraph changed your workflow? Tell us your story.

[evokoa-admin]

Welcome to the Evokoa community.

pgGraph is an open-source PostgreSQL extension for running graph search, traversal, shortest-path, and relationship queries directly against ordinary PostgreSQL tables.

Use Discussions to:

• Ask questions and get help regarding installing or using pgGraph.
• Share schemas, query examples, benchmarks, and experiments.
• Suggest features or improvements.
• Get help with the quickstart, Docker setup, Streamlit playground, or SQL API.
• Share feedback while pgGraph is still early.

We highly welcome:

• Concrete examples of what pgGraph unlocked for you
• Graph use cases built on existing Postgres data
• “Before vs after” outcomes (e.g., query speed, simpler modeling, clearer results)
• Unexpected wins and edge cases from production-like use

Tell us what pgGraph helped you solve

If you used pgGraph in a project, tell the community:

• What problem you were solving
• How pgGraph changed your approach
• Measurable outcomes (speedup, reduced joins, simpler logic, etc.)
• What else would make it more useful for you

If you are new to pgGraph, try the quickstart first:

git clone https://github.com/evokoa/pggraph.git
cd pggraph
scripts/quickstart.sh

[waddlework]

Yooo... is this the next pgvector hahahaha.
Gonna try it out