hugr classic puts databases, files and REST services behind one GraphQL schema, with roles and permissions, and an MCP server so AI assistants can query the data. It runs today, and it keeps running while it moves onto our new DuckDB core.
PostgreSQL, DuckDB, Parquet and other files, Iceberg and REST APIs appear as one GraphQL schema, joined across sources.
Group, aggregate and bucket data in the query itself, including spatial queries, without writing SQL.
Decide per role which types, fields and rows are visible, once, for every client.
An MCP server lets assistants explore the schema and query the data under the same permissions.
Available and stable. We fix problems; new features go into the new core.
hugr’s GraphQL API moves onto our new DuckDB-based core, with the same ideas and a smooth path for existing schemas.
Tell us how you use it, and we will plan the move with you.