vectorgraph 0.1.3

Minimal Postgres stack combining Apache AGE graph + pgvector with simple async helpers.

QuixiAI VectorGraph

A minimal, batteries-included PostgreSQL stack that pairs Apache AGE (graph) with pgvector. Spin it up with Docker, hit a couple of Python helpers, and you have graph + vector storage in one place.

60-second start

1. Install: pipx install . (or pip install . in a venv)
2. Bring up services: vectorgraph up (Docker compose stack with graph/vector)
3. Run tests: pytest -q
4. Tinker in Python (see below) or run vectorgraph demo then python demo.py.

Install options:

• pipx install . (recommended for CLI) or pip install . in a venv.
• CLI commands: vectorgraph up, vectorgraph down, vectorgraph logs -f, vectorgraph ps, vectorgraph demo.
  • Prefer async API for apps; sync helpers are available at vectorgraph.sync (see async/sync combined demo).

Python quickstart

import asyncio
from vectorgraph import create_db, delete_db, graph_create_entity, vector_add, vector_nearest_neighbors

async def main():
    db_id = await create_db()
    try:
        await graph_create_entity(db_id, "n1", "Hello", "Graph+Vector")
        await vector_add(db_id, "n1", [0.1]*768, {"label": "hello"})
        neighbors = await vector_nearest_neighbors(db_id, [0.1]*768, k=3)
        print(neighbors)
    finally:
        await delete_db(db_id)

asyncio.run(main())

Combined example: python examples/demo.py (async flow) and python examples/demo.py --sync (sync via vectorgraph.sync).

Use as a library

Install into your app (no CLI needed if you already run Postgres/AGE/pgvector):

pip install vectorgraph

Minimal usage (async):

import asyncio
from vectorgraph import vector_add, vector_nearest_neighbors, create_db

async def main():
    db_id = await create_db()
    await vector_add(db_id, "id1", [0.1]*768, {"tag": "demo"})
    print(await vector_nearest_neighbors(db_id, [0.1]*768, k=1))

asyncio.run(main())

Env vars respected by the helpers: POSTGRES_USER, POSTGRES_PASSWORD, POSTGRES_DB, POSTGRES_HOST, POSTGRES_PORT. If you’re pointing at an existing stack, set these to your running Postgres/AGE instance.

Files

• db.py — public async API for graph + vector helpers (AGE + pgvector).
• graph.py / vector.py — thin wrappers if you prefer to import per-domain.
• schema.sql — enables extensions and embeds the TEI-friendly get_embedding function.
• Dockerfile — Postgres 16 image with AGE, pgvector, pgsql-http.
• docker-compose.yml — Postgres + HuggingFace TEI (embedding service).
• tests/ — async end-to-end tests for graph and vector paths.
• pyproject.toml — package metadata (dependencies via pip/uv/pdm) and CLI entrypoint.
• vectorgraph/stack/ — packaged docker-compose.yml, Dockerfile, schema.sql used by the CLI.

Environment

Defaults are baked into the stack; you normally don’t need to touch .env. If a .env exists in your project root, vectorgraph up will copy it into its cache and use it; otherwise it uses the packaged defaults. The embedding container sits on a private Docker network (no host port) and is reachable from Postgres at http://embeddings:80.

Typical flow

• vectorgraph up
• run Python code using the helpers (or vectorgraph demo then python demo.py)
• pytest -q to sanity check
• vectorgraph down when done

Notes

• Vectors are fixed at 768-dim; the TEI model (unsloth/embeddinggemma-300m) matches that.
• Each call to create_db() makes a dedicated AGE graph + vector table keyed by UUID to keep tests isolated.