đ cognee Update: August 2025
Hey there, cognee community!
August delivered a set of foundational upgrades across integrations, graph intelligence, and developer experience. Highlights below, with links and docs rolling out alongside releases.
At a Glance
- Amazon Neptune integration for managed graph at scale
- Community adapters: fixes merged and adapters tested
- n8n integration for cogwit to orchestrate memory workflows
- Time graphs for temporal relationships and "as-of" queries
- Selfâimproving graph logic for quality and consistency
- Graph embeddings (private preview) for subgraph similarity
- Memory pipelines promoted to the core SDK
- Ingestion abstraction to register your own custom loaders
- New benchmarks: Cognee scores 92.5% on HotPotQA
Amazon Neptune Integration
You can now run Cognee on Amazon Neptune, bringing a fully managed, scalable, and highly available graph backend to production deployments.
- Supports typical Cognee graph operations with minimal config
- Suitable for larger datasets and always-on workloads
- Cloud-native reliability with AWS operational guarantees
Docs include guidance on VPC access, auth, and schema setup.
Community Adapters: Fixes and Tests
We refactored and stabilized multiple adapters. The latest, tested versions are now published in the community adapters set.
- Clear examples and standardized interfaces
- Better error handling and more consistent outputs
- Easier contributions for new sources
n8n + cogwit
We shipped an n8n integration for cogwit, so you can chain ingestion, processing, querying, and notifications using a visual workflow builder.
- Trigger cogwit runs from n8n
- Orchestrate memory updates with external systems
- Add alerts when jobs finish or data changes
Time Graphs
Graphs now capture temporal context so you can reason about how entities and relationships change over time.
- Add timestamps and validity windows to nodes/edges
- Run "asâof" queries to reconstruct past states
- Analyze trends and deltas across versions
SelfâImproving Graph Logic
We introduced feedbackâdriven routines that continuously improve graph quality.
- Automatic consolidation of duplicate entities where safe
- Relationship refinement based on confidence and usage signals
- Optional rules that learn from corrections and query patterns
Graph Embeddings (Private Preview)
Early access to graph embeddings for similarity over structuresânot just text.
- Compare subgraphs beyond keyword overlap
- Improve retrieval for multiâhop questions
- Private preview with limited access while we refine APIs and performance
Memory Pipelines in the Core SDK
Memory pipelines are now part of the core SDK, simplifying setup and reducing boilerplate.
- Firstâclass APIs for ingestion â processing â graph build â retrieval
- Consistent config across local, distributed, and hosted runs
- Better defaults; fewer moving parts for common flows
Benchmarks: HotPotQA
Our latest evaluation shows Cognee at 92.5% on HotPotQA. We'll publish a full methodology and comparison breakdown in the docs; early results indicate strong gains on multiâhop reasoning with graphâaware retrieval.
Ingestion Abstraction with Custom Loaders
A new ingestion abstraction lets you register custom loaders for proprietary or niche data sources.
- Plugâandâplay loader interface with clear contracts
- Reusable across projects and environments
- Community loaders can live alongside official adapters
Community Corner
Your feedback keeps shaping the roadmap. If you try Neptune, time graphs, or the new loaders, we'd love to hear what worked and what didn't.
- Join our Discord: https://discord.com/invite/bcy8xFAtfd
- Contribute on GitHub: https://github.com/topoteretes/cognee
- Try cogwit: https://platform.cognee.ai/
More docs, examples, and tutorials are on the way. Onward!