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    In this sectionHow 10xGraph is run: MIT license, maintained by 10xScale, with a changelog, roadmap, security reporting, support channels and a contributing guide.

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    This section covers 10xGraph as a project rather than as an API: who maintains it, how releases are announced, how to report a security problem, where to ask for help and how to contribute. 10xGraph is MIT licensed and maintained by 10xScale, with Shudipto Trafder as lead maintainer. It is pre-1.0 and was renamed from 10xGraph in October 2026, so the pages here matter most to teams deciding whether to depend on it.

    Start here

    Read the Changelog first to see what has shipped and which versions are current, then the Roadmap for what is missing, partial or deliberately out of scope. The roadmap is where the honest gaps are listed, so it is worth reading before you commit to the project.

    If you plan to upgrade across a breaking change, Upgrade to 1.0 explains what to migrate. For the package rename (new PyPI and npm names, CLI and GitHub org), see the launch post 10xGraph is now 10xGraph. If something breaks, Support explains what to collect for a bug report that gets fixed, and Security describes private vulnerability reporting. To send a fix or a doc improvement, start with Contributing; the people involved are listed on Maintainers.

    Page Answers
    Changelog What shipped, and what “stable” commits us to
    Upgrade to 1.0 What breaks and how to migrate
    Roadmap What is missing, partial, or deliberately out of scope
    Security How to report a vulnerability, and what is by design
    Support Where to ask, and how to file a report that gets fixed
    Contributing Local setup, conventions, and the checks that gate a merge
    Maintainers Who maintains 10xGraph, and who has contributed to it

    At a glance

    • License: MIT, for the framework, the CLI, and the client. No paid tier and no hosted-service requirement.
    • Maintainer: 10xScale, which runs 10xGraph in production across its own products.
    • Stability: the 1.0 core API is covered by a deprecation policy. Nothing public is removed without a release of warning.
    • Requires: Python 3.12 or newer; Node 18 or newer for the TypeScript client.

    All pages in Project

    1. Upgrade to 1.0Migration guide from 10xGraph 0.8 and 0.9 to 1.0, covering the four breaking changes and the new defaults that change runtime behaviour.4 min
    2. Roadmap and known gapsWhat 10xGraph does not do yet, which surfaces are incomplete, and where dated release planning actually lives.2 min
    3. Security policyHow to report a vulnerability in 10xGraph, what response to expect, which versions receive fixes, and which behaviours are by design rather than bugs.2 min
    4. Getting helpWhere to ask questions, how to file a good bug report for 10xGraph, and what information to collect before you do.2 min
    5. ContributingHow to contribute to 10xGraph and to these docs, including the local setup, the writing conventions, and the checks that must pass before a pull request merges.3 min