DuckPGQ – A DuckDB community extension for graph workloads
rzk
49 points
9 comments
July 24, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (5 comments)
keynesyoudigit
I don’t understand why the graph – relational crossover ecosystem doesn’t get more love like this – sometimes I want to explore a different paradigm on my data without installing a completely separate database and performing a migration. This is super cool!
keynesyoudigit
Maybe I’m just silly, but one suggestion – I thought the PG stood for Postgres at first – some sort of cute name might be in order so people don’t get the impression that they have to install this on Postgres + pgduck or something. LillipadsDB?
dzonga
how's this comparable to kuzudb & maybe falkordb ?
zellster
Recent article about graphdbs including DuckPGQ: https://theconsensus.dev/p/2026/05/29/ladybug-duckdb-and-pos...
scottsiu
I believe the graph functionality will be a very important new feature for DuckDB. Although the project is still in the research stage, it is incredibly useful for data analysis—especially given the increasing use of semantic relationships in the current internet landscape and within AI agents.