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🎉 Big News! Graphiti is Launching on Product Hunt

Graphiti to launch on Product Hunt this Wednesday, February 19th!

Daniel Chalef · 1 min read

Hey Zep Community,

We're excited to share that Graphiti, Zep’s open-source Temporal Knowledge Graph library, will be launching on Product Hunt this Wednesday, February 19th!

Follow Graphiti on Product Hunt!

🎯 Graphiti emerged from our work on Zep's memory layer, where we needed a better way to help AI agents maintain and reason about evolving information. We developed a knowledge graph builder that not only understands relationships between entities but also how they change over time.

What makes Graphiti unique:

  • Temporal awareness that tracks how facts and relationships evolve
  • Built-in support for both unstructured text and structured JSON data
  • Hybrid search combining semantic similarity and graph algorithms
  • Designed specifically for AI agent applications

We'd appreciate your support on Wednesday by:

  1. Checking out Graphiti on Product Hunt
  2. Sharing your thoughts on temporal knowledge graphs and AI agent memory
  3. Helping spread the word to developers who might find it useful
  4. Engaging with our GitHub repo (star, fork, or contribute)

Best,

Daniel and the Zep Team

Written byDaniel ChalefFounder and CEO, Zep
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