Removed all remaining Kuzu references from:
- Test fixtures (test_fixtures.py): Changed default database to falkordb, removed kuzu configuration
- Test runner (run_tests.py): Removed kuzu from database choices, checks, and markers
- Integration tests (test_comprehensive_integration.py): Removed kuzu from parameterized tests and environment setup
- Test README: Updated all examples and documentation to reflect falkordb as default
- Docker README: Completely rewrote to remove KuzuDB section, updated with FalkorDB combined image as default
All Kuzu support has been completely removed from the MCP server codebase. FalkorDB (via combined container) is now the default database backend.
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BREAKING CHANGE: Kuzu is no longer supported. FalkorDB is now the default.
- Renamed Dockerfile.falkordb-combined to Dockerfile (default)
- Renamed docker-compose-falkordb-combined.yml to docker-compose.yml (default)
- Updated config.yaml to use FalkorDB with localhost:6379 as default
- Removed Kuzu from pyproject.toml dependencies (now only falkordb extra)
- Updated Dockerfile to use graphiti-core[falkordb] instead of [kuzu,falkordb]
- Completely removed all Kuzu references from README
- Updated README to document FalkorDB combined container as default
- Docker Compose now starts single container with FalkorDB + MCP server
- Prerequisites now require Docker instead of Python for default setup
- Removed old Kuzu docker-compose files
Running from command line now requires external FalkorDB instance at localhost:6379
- Changed health check to only verify FalkorDB (redis-cli ping)
- Removed non-existent /health endpoint check
- MCP server startup is visible in logs
- Container now runs without health check errors
- Override FalkorDB ENTRYPOINT to use custom startup script
- Use correct FalkorDB module path: /var/lib/falkordb/bin/falkordb.so
- Create config-docker-falkordb-combined.yaml with localhost URI
- Create /var/lib/falkordb/data directory for persistence
- Both FalkorDB and MCP server now start successfully
- Tested: FalkorDB ready, MCP server running on port 8000
- Set Dockerfile syntax to version 1 as requested
- Use Python 3.11 from Debian Bookworm instead of 3.12
- Add comment explaining Bookworm ships with Python 3.11
- Python 3.11 meets project requirement of >=3.10
- Build tested successfully
- Created Dockerfile.falkordb-combined extending official FalkorDB image
- Added startup script to run both FalkorDB daemon and MCP server
- Created docker-compose-falkordb-combined.yml for simplified deployment
- Added comprehensive README-falkordb-combined.md documentation
- Updated main README with Option 4 for combined image
- Single container solution for development and single-node deployments
Pydantic BaseModel reserves 'name' as a protected attribute. Removed
the 'name' attribute from dynamically created entity type models as
it's not needed - the entity type name is already stored as the class
name and dict key.
Fixed error: name cannot be used as an attribute for Requirement as
it is a protected attribute name.
The Graphiti add_episode() API expects entity_types as a
dict[str, type[BaseModel]], not a list. Changed entity type
building to create a dictionary mapping entity names to their
Pydantic model classes.
Fixed error: 'list' object has no attribute 'items'
Changes:
- Build entity_types as dict instead of list in config processing
- Add fallback to convert ENTITY_TYPES list to dict if needed
- Map entity type names to their model classes
The UTC constant was added in Python 3.11. Changed to use
timezone.utc which is available in Python 3.10+.
Fixed ImportError: cannot import name 'UTC' from 'datetime'
Replace outdated text-embedding-ada-002 with the newer, more efficient
text-embedding-3-small model as the default embedder. The new model
offers better performance and is more cost-effective.
Updated:
- config/config.yaml: Changed default model
- README.md: Updated documentation to reflect new default
Since the MCP server no longer supports SSE transport, removed the
mention of SSE from the mcp-remote description. The server only
uses HTTP transport.
Addresses review comment on line 514
- Shorten Kuzu database description to be more concise
- Update Ollama model example to use 'gpt-oss:120b'
- Restore Azure OpenAI environment variables documentation
- Remove implementation details from Docker section (irrelevant to container users)
- Clarify mcp-remote supports both HTTP and SSE transports
Addresses review comments #1-7 on the PR
- Add comprehensive features list including all supported databases, LLM providers, and transports
- Document Kuzu as the default database with explanation of its benefits and archived status
- Add detailed instructions for running with different databases (Kuzu, Neo4j, FalkorDB)
- Update transport references from SSE to HTTP (default transport)
- Add database-specific Docker Compose instructions
- Update MCP client configurations to use /mcp/ endpoint
- Clarify prerequisites to reflect optional nature of external databases
- Add detailed database configuration examples for all supported backends
- Replace try-except-pass with contextlib.suppress in test_async_operations.py
- Replace try-except-pass with contextlib.suppress in test_fixtures.py
- Fixes ruff SIM105 linting errors
- Replace bare except with except Exception
- Remove unused imports and variables
- Fix type hints to use modern syntax
- Apply ruff formatting for line length
- Ensure all tests pass linting checks
- Add dotenv loading support in test runner
- Fix duplicate os import issue
- Improve prerequisite checking with helpful hints
- Update error messages to guide users
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