ApertureDB builds JSON-first AQL for multimodal AI with RAG, GraphRAG, and agentic MCP interfaces
SQL and graph query languages could not handle multimodal AI queries—involving vector search, cross-modal joins, and media preprocessing—without compounding JOIN complexity, performance penalties, and language-extension sprawl that slowed development and broke compatibility.
SQL required ever-growing JOIN chains and syntax extensions for each new multimodal data type, hurting development speed while breaking SQL compatibility; graph query languages lacked native vector search and data preprocessing support.
ApertureDB built AQL, a JSON-first query language natively supporting multimodal data types, vector search, graph traversal, and preprocessing, with layered interfaces including RAG/GraphRAG chatbots and an MCP server for agentic systems.
Frequently asked questions
What did this team achieve with this AI workflow?
ApertureDB built AQL, a JSON-first query language natively supporting multimodal data types, vector search, graph traversal, and preprocessing, with layered interfaces including RAG/GraphRAG chatbots and an MCP server…
What tools did this team use?
ApertureDB, AQL, RAG, GraphRAG, MCP, OpenCV, FFMPEG, LabelStudio, Grafana, MetaBase.
What failed first in this deployment?
SQL required ever-growing JOIN chains and syntax extensions for each new multimodal data type, hurting development speed while breaking SQL compatibility; graph query languages lacked native vector search and data pre…
How is this data entry ops AI workflow structured?
Natural language query submitted → RAG/GraphRAG processes query → MCP injects memory and context → AI Workflows execute data operations → Multimodal results delivered via UI.