# AI and LLM integrations ## Overview AgensGraph is a common backing store for retrieval-augmented generation, because a knowledge graph and its embeddings can live in one database. The graph is tables, and a property is `jsonb`, so `pgvector` indexes an embedding stored on a vertex. One query can therefore find the semantically closest documents and then walk the graph out from them. GraphRAG needs exactly that. The integrations live in their own manual: **[AgensGraph AI](https://tech.skaiworldwide.com/docs/en/agensgraph-ai/)**. Each has its own installation and usage pages there; this page says what each one is for. Every one of them runs on the [AgensGraph Python driver](https://tech.skaiworldwide.com/docs/en/agensgraph-driver/python/), which is built on [psycopg 3](https://www.psycopg.org/psycopg3/) and runs Cypher through it. So a vertex, an edge or a path reaches the framework as an object rather than as text, whichever framework you pick. The 0.3.1 integrations require version 2.0 or later of the driver. See [Drivers and client libraries](index) for the driver on its own. `pgvector` handles the embeddings and is not bundled, so you install it into the database once. See [Vector search](../guides/search/vector.md). Source for every integration: the [agensgraph-ai repository](https://github.com/skaiworldwide-oss/agensgraph-ai), which also ships runnable demos. ## LangChain A graph store, a pgvector-backed vector store, chat-message history, a LangGraph checkpointer, and an LLM graph transformer. [LangChain integration](https://tech.skaiworldwide.com/docs/en/agensgraph-ai/langchain/) ## LlamaIndex `PropertyGraphIndex` and `VectorStoreIndex` stores, with hybrid search, metadata filtering and AgensGraph-tuned Text2Cypher. [LlamaIndex integration](https://tech.skaiworldwide.com/docs/en/agensgraph-ai/llamaindex/) ## LightRAG All four LightRAG storage roles on one database, with workspace multi-tenancy. [LightRAG integration](https://tech.skaiworldwide.com/docs/en/agensgraph-ai/lightrag/) ## cognee Graph and vector adapters for the cognee AI-memory framework. [cognee integration](https://tech.skaiworldwide.com/docs/en/agensgraph-ai/cognee/) ## MCP servers Three Model Context Protocol servers — Cypher, memory and data modeling — that expose AgensGraph to clients such as Claude Desktop. [MCP servers](https://tech.skaiworldwide.com/docs/en/agensgraph-ai/mcp/) ## Without a framework If you are building the retrieval yourself rather than through a framework, the three search guides are the place to start. [Vector](../guides/search/vector.md), [full-text](../guides/search/full-text.md) and [hybrid](../guides/search/hybrid.md) search each end with a GraphRAG section that combines the search with a traversal in one statement.