Below is a blog post summarizing the recent critical fixes and the current status of the project, including the 2025 archiving announcement. Kùzu Update: Recent Fixes and the State of the Graph
Kùzu is an MIT-licensed, embedded graph database system designed to run locally within application processes, similar to how SQLite operates for relational data or DuckDB operates for analytical workloads. Built in C++, Kùzu implements the structured property graph model and uses Cypher as its query language. It is optimized for multi-core architectures, utilizing a vectorized execution engine and innovative graph join algorithms (such as Worse-Case Optimal Joins) to handle massive datasets with minimal memory overhead. Core Fixes and Enhancements in v0.13.6 kuzu v0 136 fixed