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TrustGraph 1.8 Release: New API Documentation and a New Approach to the Messaging Fabric

January 21, 2026
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TrustGraph releases version 1.8 bringing comprehensive API documentation and a new plugin system for messaging.

API Documentation

The platform now includes complete API specifications. The REST API has full OpenAPI documentation. WebSocket connections have AsyncAPI specs. Python developers get auto-generated API docs. The old hand-written documentation is gone.

Messaging Plugins

TrustGraph 1.8 introduces a plugin architecture for messaging. The system now supports alternative messaging backends beyond Pulsar. Technology-neutral schemas handle transport abstraction. A backend layer manages pub/sub operations. The work revealed schema issues. Those are fixed.

Storage Improvements

The librarian now works with any S3-compatible storage system. MinIO-specific options became generic S3 parameters. Users can configure regions and SSL settings. The system integrates with Garage through the configuration portal.

Storage management is cleaner. Legacy code is removed. The last collection deletion bug is fixed. Storage processors ignore data from deleted collections.

Workbench Updates

The Workbench UI reached version 1.5.5. Flow classes are now flow blueprints. This matches backend terminology. Light and dark modes work correctly in the flow blueprint viewer and ontology editor.

Several bugs are fixed. WebSocket authentication works through the proxy. The graph view is stable. Flow blueprint layout and routing work properly. Knowledge core loading respects collection parameters.

Bug Fixes and Testing

The release fixes configuration issues in flows and the config service. Streaming works correctly for RAG queries and agent tools. Schema messages are accurate. Collection existence tests run properly.

New streaming tests ensure reliability. Async test warnings are resolved.

Availability

TrustGraph 1.8 is available now. Deploy today with the Configuration Builder.

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