Kuzu V0 136 -

: In late 2025, the original corporate sponsor, Kùzu Inc., archived the primary repository, signaling a move to a new project.

Recursive graph traversals (e.g., “find all friends within 5 hops”) have historically been expensive. In , the query planner introduces adaptive depth-first search (DFS) swapping . For highly dense graphs, the system now dynamically switches between BFS and DFS strategies at runtime, reducing memory spikes by up to 40% compared to v0.135. kuzu v0 136

These features are expected to be included in future releases of Kuzu. : In late 2025, the original corporate sponsor, Kùzu Inc

: Enhanced the HNSW (Hierarchical Navigable Small World) index by compressing neighbor offsets for in-memory graphs, reducing memory footprint. Expanded Data Support : Added support for columns in vector indices and improved session token parameter support for cloud-based storage. Language & API Updates TypeScript : Added formal TypeScript definitions for the database API. For highly dense graphs, the system now dynamically

The graph database market is often criticized for its complexity. You often need a dedicated DevOps team to maintain a cluster. Kuzu v0.136 represents a maturing vision of "Graph for Everyone."

: Uses the standard Cypher query language, making it accessible for those moving from Neo4j or Memgraph.