Subgraph Registry FAQs

Question 1

What types of classifications does it provide for subgraphs?

Accepted Answer

It classifies subgraphs by domain (e.g., DeFi, NFTs, DAOs), protocol type (e.g., DEX, Lending), schema family, and maps schema types to canonical entities for a standardized vocabulary.

Question 2

How often is the Subgraph Registry updated?

Accepted Answer

The registry stays current through weekly incremental updates. It intelligently queries The Graph Network's meta-subgraph to fetch only new or changed subgraph deployments since the last sync, ensuring fresh data without full rebuilds.

Question 3

What is the Subgraph Registry?

Accepted Answer

The Subgraph Registry is a comprehensive tool that provides agent-friendly semantic classification for over 15,000 subgraphs on The Graph Network, streamlining the process of discovering and selecting relevant subgraphs for data queries.

Question 4

How is the reliability score for subgraphs calculated?

Accepted Answer

Each subgraph receives a composite reliability score (0-1) based on four on-chain signals: query fees (30%), query volume (30%), curation signal (20%), and indexer stake (20%). These factors assess real usage, community confidence, and indexer commitment.

Question 5

How can AI agents use the Subgraph Registry?

Accepted Answer

AI agents can integrate with the registry via an MCP server, which exposes tools for searching, recommending, and retrieving detailed information about subgraphs using natural language goals, supporting both local (stdio) and remote (SSE/HTTP) agent frameworks.

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