The catch: no mature graph database speaks metagraph natively.
So the book is practical. The same models, built three ways:
→ relational DB / #SQL
→ bipartite #graphs in #LadybugDB
→ #TypeDB
Plus RDF named graphs and property graphs.
#GraphDatabase #TypeDB
So the book is practical. The same models, built three ways:
→ relational DB / #SQL
→ bipartite #graphs in #LadybugDB
→ #TypeDB
Plus RDF named graphs and property graphs.
#GraphDatabase #TypeDB
November 12, 2026 at 7:02 AM
The catch: no mature graph database speaks metagraph natively.
So the book is practical. The same models, built three ways:
→ relational DB / #SQL
→ bipartite #graphs in #LadybugDB
→ #TypeDB
Plus RDF named graphs and property graphs.
#GraphDatabase #TypeDB
So the book is practical. The same models, built three ways:
→ relational DB / #SQL
→ bipartite #graphs in #LadybugDB
→ #TypeDB
Plus RDF named graphs and property graphs.
#GraphDatabase #TypeDB
Nice release—TypeDB + MCP is an interesting foundation for agent memory. I'm with Streamient, an open-source shared memory layer for reusable, inspectable team context across AI tools: https://docs.streamient.com/guide/ Curious how Reminisce handles inspecting and editing memorie
November 10, 2026 at 7:56 AM
Nice release—TypeDB + MCP is an interesting foundation for agent memory. I'm with Streamient, an open-source shared memory layer for reusable, inspectable team context across AI tools: https://docs.streamient.com/guide/ Curious how Reminisce handles inspecting and editing memorie
A database that truly thinks like code
TypeDB lets you model data with a strongly-typed schema, so you get safety and flexible polymorphic queries.
🍒 Built by the TypeDB team
github.com/typedb/typedb
#opensource #rustlang
TypeDB lets you model data with a strongly-typed schema, so you get safety and flexible polymorphic queries.
🍒 Built by the TypeDB team
github.com/typedb/typedb
#opensource #rustlang
October 21, 2026 at 9:35 AM
A database that truly thinks like code
TypeDB lets you model data with a strongly-typed schema, so you get safety and flexible polymorphic queries.
🍒 Built by the TypeDB team
github.com/typedb/typedb
#opensource #rustlang
TypeDB lets you model data with a strongly-typed schema, so you get safety and flexible polymorphic queries.
🍒 Built by the TypeDB team
github.com/typedb/typedb
#opensource #rustlang
Nice. I did a few experiments with semantic web some months ago, and that brought me to TypeDB, which motivated typedb-mcp. Mechanically, it lets agents use TypeDB very effectively, but I haven't worked out a schema+process I'm happy with. Bookmarking IBIS though...
GitHub - tilmon-engineering/typedb-mcp: An MCP server for TypeDB that prioritizes agent affordances and safety.
An MCP server for TypeDB that prioritizes agent affordances and safety. - tilmon-engineering/typedb-mcp
github.com
September 6, 2026 at 5:29 AM
Nice. I did a few experiments with semantic web some months ago, and that brought me to TypeDB, which motivated typedb-mcp. Mechanically, it lets agents use TypeDB very effectively, but I haven't worked out a schema+process I'm happy with. Bookmarking IBIS though...
New tool added to our directory: TypeDB
New tool: TypeDB
TypeDB is a systems database for creating knowledge graphs that AI can reason over, enforcing logic at the data layer for streamlined application development.
www.llmrelevance.com
September 1, 2026 at 12:57 PM
New tool added to our directory: TypeDB
October 14, 2025 at 12:08 AM
I am. Check out: github.com/GullyBurns/s...
This is a Claude based implementation of a curation system.
Also runs as an Open Claw implementation and uses TypeDB as a form of notebook memory.
This is a Claude based implementation of a curation system.
Also runs as an Open Claw implementation and uses TypeDB as a form of notebook memory.
GitHub - GullyBurns/skillful-alhazen: AI agents + toolkits for scientific knowledge
AI agents + toolkits for scientific knowledge. Contribute to GullyBurns/skillful-alhazen development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
February 15, 2026 at 3:33 PM
I am. Check out: github.com/GullyBurns/s...
This is a Claude based implementation of a curation system.
Also runs as an Open Claw implementation and uses TypeDB as a form of notebook memory.
This is a Claude based implementation of a curation system.
Also runs as an Open Claw implementation and uses TypeDB as a form of notebook memory.
Новая эра в проектировании баз данных: как TypeDB меняет правила игры
https://kripta.biz/posts/FFBE6F26-12BF-40CA-BF30-CBFA5ED5E619
https://kripta.biz/posts/FFBE6F26-12BF-40CA-BF30-CBFA5ED5E619
October 14, 2025 at 12:08 AM
Новая эра в проектировании баз данных: как TypeDB меняет правила игры
https://kripta.biz/posts/FFBE6F26-12BF-40CA-BF30-CBFA5ED5E619
https://kripta.biz/posts/FFBE6F26-12BF-40CA-BF30-CBFA5ED5E619
I don't really know if TypeDB is any good, but I really like what they're trying to do a lot, and I took a swing at developing an MCP server for it.
Irrespective of the database itself, I think the Theory describes something underappreciated about machine interface affordances.
Irrespective of the database itself, I think the Theory describes something underappreciated about machine interface affordances.
GitHub - tilmon-engineering/typedb-mcp: An MCP server for TypeDB that prioritizes agent affordances and safety.
An MCP server for TypeDB that prioritizes agent affordances and safety. - tilmon-engineering/typedb-mcp
github.com
May 23, 2026 at 1:31 AM
I don't really know if TypeDB is any good, but I really like what they're trying to do a lot, and I took a swing at developing an MCP server for it.
Irrespective of the database itself, I think the Theory describes something underappreciated about machine interface affordances.
Irrespective of the database itself, I think the Theory describes something underappreciated about machine interface affordances.
Oh man, I love this idea, it's crossed my mind a few times but I've never been close enough to the problem to get nerd sniped into trying to build it.
I did find TypeDB though, which I've been using for my own ontology-adjacent projects though, I really like how it thinks.
I did find TypeDB though, which I've been using for my own ontology-adjacent projects though, I really like how it thinks.
TypeDB - Built for systems, not records
Tables and edges capture your data, but they force system logic into code. TypeDB is a systems database. It enforces that logic at the data layer, so your application doesn't have to reinvent it every...
typedb.com
May 18, 2026 at 10:02 PM
Oh man, I love this idea, it's crossed my mind a few times but I've never been close enough to the problem to get nerd sniped into trying to build it.
I did find TypeDB though, which I've been using for my own ontology-adjacent projects though, I really like how it thinks.
I did find TypeDB though, which I've been using for my own ontology-adjacent projects though, I really like how it thinks.
ICYMI our last LocalStack meetup 👀
Run TypeDB locally inside your AWS environment → faster iteration, no cloud tax.
Perfect for:
• complex relationships
• recursive queries
• knowledge graphs
Watch 👇🏾
www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHgz...
Run TypeDB locally inside your AWS environment → faster iteration, no cloud tax.
Perfect for:
• complex relationships
• recursive queries
• knowledge graphs
Watch 👇🏾
www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHgz...
Simulate Microservices, Cloud Services, and Everything Else with WireMock
Cloud-first development kills your inner dev loop. There's a better way.
TypeDB on AWS is powerful — Lambda functions querying complex relationship hierarchies, recursive schema functions resolving…
www.youtube.com
March 20, 2026 at 6:13 PM
ICYMI our last LocalStack meetup 👀
Run TypeDB locally inside your AWS environment → faster iteration, no cloud tax.
Perfect for:
• complex relationships
• recursive queries
• knowledge graphs
Watch 👇🏾
www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHgz...
Run TypeDB locally inside your AWS environment → faster iteration, no cloud tax.
Perfect for:
• complex relationships
• recursive queries
• knowledge graphs
Watch 👇🏾
www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHgz...
In case you missed our last LocalStack meetup 👀
Joshua Send from TypeDB explains why property graphs struggle with complex domains and introduces a strongly-typed alternative for modeling relationships.
Watch the recording 👇🏾
youtu.be/4uTX4zmydXk
Joshua Send from TypeDB explains why property graphs struggle with complex domains and introduces a strongly-typed alternative for modeling relationships.
Watch the recording 👇🏾
youtu.be/4uTX4zmydXk
Why Property Graphs Aren't Enough
Are Property Graphs living up to the hype? Maybe the model itself is the problem.
We made the move from relational databases to graph databases to escape "Join Pain" and model the real world more…
youtu.be
March 13, 2026 at 5:16 PM
In case you missed our last LocalStack meetup 👀
Joshua Send from TypeDB explains why property graphs struggle with complex domains and introduces a strongly-typed alternative for modeling relationships.
Watch the recording 👇🏾
youtu.be/4uTX4zmydXk
Joshua Send from TypeDB explains why property graphs struggle with complex domains and introduces a strongly-typed alternative for modeling relationships.
Watch the recording 👇🏾
youtu.be/4uTX4zmydXk
We're excited to kick off our upcoming meetup, where we'll explore how TypeDB redefines data modeling for complex domains and how to build knowledge graph applications locally without external infrastructure.
youtu.be/Tp-7_q5UAEE
youtu.be/Tp-7_q5UAEE
Streamlining local graph development with LocalStack & TypeDB
YouTube video by LocalStack
youtu.be
February 26, 2026 at 3:01 PM
We're excited to kick off our upcoming meetup, where we'll explore how TypeDB redefines data modeling for complex domains and how to build knowledge graph applications locally without external infrastructure.
youtu.be/Tp-7_q5UAEE
youtu.be/Tp-7_q5UAEE
Harsh will introduce the TypeDB extension for LocalStack, which runs a fully functional TypeDB server inside your local AWS environment, and connects your application exactly as you would in production.
Join live here tomorrow: localstack.cloud/live
Join live here tomorrow: localstack.cloud/live
February 25, 2026 at 6:19 PM
Harsh will introduce the TypeDB extension for LocalStack, which runs a fully functional TypeDB server inside your local AWS environment, and connects your application exactly as you would in production.
Join live here tomorrow: localstack.cloud/live
Join live here tomorrow: localstack.cloud/live
Join us tomorrow to learn how you can streamline local graph development.
Joshua's talk will explore the shortcomings of Property Graphs and introduce TypeDB, which combines the connectivity of a graph with the integrity of a relational model.
RSVP 👉 www.meetup.com/localstack-c...
Joshua's talk will explore the shortcomings of Property Graphs and introduce TypeDB, which combines the connectivity of a graph with the integrity of a relational model.
RSVP 👉 www.meetup.com/localstack-c...
February 25, 2026 at 6:19 PM
Join us tomorrow to learn how you can streamline local graph development.
Joshua's talk will explore the shortcomings of Property Graphs and introduce TypeDB, which combines the connectivity of a graph with the integrity of a relational model.
RSVP 👉 www.meetup.com/localstack-c...
Joshua's talk will explore the shortcomings of Property Graphs and introduce TypeDB, which combines the connectivity of a graph with the integrity of a relational model.
RSVP 👉 www.meetup.com/localstack-c...
Excited to announce our next meetup with TypeDB! 🎉
🔹 Joshua will explain why Property Graphs aren't enough for complex domains & how TypeDB fixes that.
🔹 Harsh will demo the TypeDB extension for LocalStack to build & test graph apps locally.
RSVP 👉 www.meetup.com/localstack-c...
🔹 Joshua will explain why Property Graphs aren't enough for complex domains & how TypeDB fixes that.
🔹 Harsh will demo the TypeDB extension for LocalStack to build & test graph apps locally.
RSVP 👉 www.meetup.com/localstack-c...
February 18, 2026 at 4:07 PM
Excited to announce our next meetup with TypeDB! 🎉
🔹 Joshua will explain why Property Graphs aren't enough for complex domains & how TypeDB fixes that.
🔹 Harsh will demo the TypeDB extension for LocalStack to build & test graph apps locally.
RSVP 👉 www.meetup.com/localstack-c...
🔹 Joshua will explain why Property Graphs aren't enough for complex domains & how TypeDB fixes that.
🔹 Harsh will demo the TypeDB extension for LocalStack to build & test graph apps locally.
RSVP 👉 www.meetup.com/localstack-c...
Knowledge graphs, but make them local
This guide walks through building knowledge graph applications using LocalStack + TypeDB, all without touching the cloud.
Perfect for experimenting with complex data relationships
blog.localstack.cloud/build-knowle...
This guide walks through building knowledge graph applications using LocalStack + TypeDB, all without touching the cloud.
Perfect for experimenting with complex data relationships
blog.localstack.cloud/build-knowle...
Build Knowledge Graph Applications with LocalStack and TypeDB Extension
Learn how to build knowledge graph applications with TypeDB extension for LocalStack. You'll learn how to install and use the extension with a sample application to understand the TypeDB schema, data…
blog.localstack.cloud
February 3, 2026 at 2:18 PM
Knowledge graphs, but make them local
This guide walks through building knowledge graph applications using LocalStack + TypeDB, all without touching the cloud.
Perfect for experimenting with complex data relationships
blog.localstack.cloud/build-knowle...
This guide walks through building knowledge graph applications using LocalStack + TypeDB, all without touching the cloud.
Perfect for experimenting with complex data relationships
blog.localstack.cloud/build-knowle...
Building a Cyber Threat Intelligence database with TypeDB - https://blog.vaticle.com/building-a-cyber-threat-intelligence-database-with-typedb-e3093ced9306?source=rss------cybersecurity-5
Building a Cyber Threat Intelligence database with TypeDB
<div><p><a href="https://blog.vaticle.com/building-a-cyber-threat-intelligence-database-with-typedb-e3093ced9306?source=rss------cybersecurity-5"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1980/1*4fa3gna0fuCDArNShFSzGQ.png" width="1980" alt="1*4fa3gna0fuCDArNShFSzGQ.png"></a></p><p>Introduction</p><p><a href="https://blog.vaticle.com/building-a-cyber-threat-intelligence-database-with-typedb-e3093ced9306?source=rss------cybersecurity-5">Continue reading on Vaticle »</a></p></div>
blog.vaticle.com
July 18, 2023 at 5:38 PM
Building a Cyber Threat Intelligence database with TypeDB - https://blog.vaticle.com/building-a-cyber-threat-intelligence-database-with-typedb-e3093ced9306?source=rss------cybersecurity-5
TypeDB for Edge AI Agents by Volodymyr Pavlyshyn is the featured book on Leanpub!
Link: leanpub.com/typedbforedg...
#Databases #Ai
Link: leanpub.com/typedbforedg...
#Databases #Ai
TypeDB for Edge AI Agents
Your AI agent is only a as smart as what it remembers . Most developers treat knowledge representation as an afterthought \-- a data structure problem , not an architecture problem . They flatten…
leanpub.com
April 1, 2026 at 9:45 PM
TypeDB for Edge AI Agents by Volodymyr Pavlyshyn is the featured book on Leanpub!
Link: leanpub.com/typedbforedg...
#Databases #Ai
Link: leanpub.com/typedbforedg...
#Databases #Ai
New 📚 Release! TypeDB for Edge AI Agents: by Volodymyr Pavlyshyn
Find it on Leanpub!
Link: leanpub.com/typedbforedg...
#books #ai #databases #technology #career
Find it on Leanpub!
Link: leanpub.com/typedbforedg...
#books #ai #databases #technology #career
April 1, 2026 at 9:15 PM
New 📚 Release! TypeDB for Edge AI Agents: by Volodymyr Pavlyshyn
Find it on Leanpub!
Link: leanpub.com/typedbforedg...
#books #ai #databases #technology #career
Find it on Leanpub!
Link: leanpub.com/typedbforedg...
#books #ai #databases #technology #career
om du sparar måltiderna som noder kanske du kan komplicera allt med grafnoder… hmmm dags att läsa TypeDB dokumentation?
February 2, 2025 at 7:24 PM
om du sparar måltiderna som noder kanske du kan komplicera allt med grafnoder… hmmm dags att läsa TypeDB dokumentation?
At any rate, I've been following three things over the last few years that I am v v interested in: your stuff, TypeDB, and Victor Taelin's work on interaction nets.
June 24, 2025 at 12:32 AM
At any rate, I've been following three things over the last few years that I am v v interested in: your stuff, TypeDB, and Victor Taelin's work on interaction nets.
(Personally I like specific kinds of hypergraphs just a bit more, because native and recursive n-ary relations are just really nice. But contemporary DB support is basically zilch. #TypeDB kind of does it, but requires you to strongly constraint the size of a single relation in advance as of now.)
April 5, 2025 at 9:08 AM
(Personally I like specific kinds of hypergraphs just a bit more, because native and recursive n-ary relations are just really nice. But contemporary DB support is basically zilch. #TypeDB kind of does it, but requires you to strongly constraint the size of a single relation in advance as of now.)