Team

GraphQL is built and maintained by contributors from across the ecosystem. Below are the people behind the projects, working groups, and community programs that make GraphQL thrive.

Standards#

Technical Steering Committee (TSC)#

The Technical Steering Committee oversees the development and evolution of the GraphQL specification. It sets the technical direction for the project and makes decisions on behalf of the GraphQL Foundation.

gaps.graphql.org#

GraphQL Auxiliary Proposals — filling in the GAPs in the GraphQL specification.

rfcs.graphql.org#

The GraphQL RFC tracker lists all RFCs and their state.

scalars.graphql.org#

A collaborative effort to define and standardize custom scalar types for GraphQL, making it easier to share type definitions across implementations.

Community#

Community gardening#

Keeping the GraphQL community running smoothly.

Grants Program#

Managing the GraphQL grants program.

GraphQL Weekly#

A weekly newsletter curating the best GraphQL news, articles, tutorials, and community updates from across the ecosystem. Read it at graphqlweekly.com.

Socials#

Getting the GraphQL word out on social networks: X, Bluesky, LinkedIn. Posts are scheduled with Typefully.

YouTube#

Managing the GraphQL YouTube channel.

GraphQL Day#

Organizing GraphQL Day events all around the world.

Projects#

GraphQL.js#

The reference implementation of GraphQL for JavaScript, providing the canonical implementation of the GraphQL specification.

GraphiQL#

An in-browser IDE for exploring GraphQL APIs, used by developers worldwide to write, test, and debug queries. See GraphiQL on GitHub.

Working Groups#

Composite Schemas working group (Federation)#

Building a specification that covers many of the shared concerns when building a larger GraphQL schema as a composite of many smaller GraphQL schemas. Work happens in the composite-schemas-wg repository.

AI Working Group#

The AI working group is focused on integrating GraphQL with AI systems and defining best practices for using GraphQL in AI-powered applications.

OTel Working Group#

The OTel working group defines OpenTelemetry conventions and semantics for GraphQL, enabling consistent observability across GraphQL implementations.

GraphQL over HTTP Working Group#

The GraphQL over HTTP working group defines and maintains the specification for transporting GraphQL over HTTP, ensuring interoperability across servers and clients.

@defer/@stream Working Group#

The @defer/@stream working group defines and maintains the specification for incremental delivery of GraphQL results with @defer and @stream.

Golden Path Working Group#

The Golden Path working group lays out the default experience for new users that should lead to the greatest chance of success with GraphQL.

Archived teams#

Nullability Working Group#(Archived)

The Nullability working group explored improvements to GraphQL's null handling, including the @semanticNonNull directive and related proposals. Now archived, with its work continuing in the main GraphQL WG.

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