February 1, 2026GraphForgeLabsOpen source
Curate Labs / DecisionNerd release note.
GraphForge v0.1.2: Infrastructure Improvements
GraphForge v0.1.2 was an infrastructure release: documentation, release management, CI automation, and developer experience.
That kind of release is easy to underrate. But for a database-shaped project, a good release process is product work. Users need docs, changelogs, repeatable versioning, and reliable CI before they can trust the query engine itself.
What Shipped
- MkDocs Material documentation with GitHub Pages publishing
- Installation, quickstart, Cypher language, and API documentation
- Versioning, changelog, and automated release checks
- PR labeling, component tracking, and release labels
- Fixes for integration regressions, unnamed return columns, SKIP/LIMIT behavior, and API docs
Why We're Excited
This release made GraphForge feel less like a code drop and more like a project people could use, read, and contribute to. That foundation mattered for the release cadence that followed.
Source
- GitHub release: GraphForge v0.1.2