A TUI wizard and CLI for migrating vector data from popular vector databases into CyborgDB — the encrypted vector database.
Supports Pinecone, Qdrant, Weaviate, ChromaDB, and Milvus as sources, with encrypted-at-rest indexes, checkpoint & resume, and post-migration verification built in.
- Interactive TUI — step-by-step wizard powered for migration
- Headless CLI — non-interactive mode for scripts and CI/CD pipelines
- Checkpoint & resume — automatically saves progress; resume interrupted migrations
- Spot-check verification — post-migration vector and metadata integrity checks
- Double-buffered I/O — overlaps extraction and upsert for maximum throughput
To get started in minutes, check out the CyborgDB Quickstart Guide.
pip install cyborgdb-migrateInstall with support for your source database:
# Individual sources
pip install "cyborgdb-migrate[pinecone]"
pip install "cyborgdb-migrate[qdrant]"
pip install "cyborgdb-migrate[weaviate]"
pip install "cyborgdb-migrate[chromadb]"
pip install "cyborgdb-migrate[milvus]"
# All sources at once
pip install "cyborgdb-migrate[all]"cyborgdb-migrateThe wizard walks you through selecting a source, entering credentials, connecting to CyborgDB, and running the migration with live progress.
Create a TOML config file (see example-config.toml):
[source]
type = "pinecone"
api_key = "${PINECONE_API_KEY}"
index = "my-index"
[destination]
host = "http://localhost:8000"
api_key = "${CYBORGDB_API_KEY}"
create_index = true
index_name = "my-cyborgdb-index"
index_type = "ivfflat"
[options]
batch_size = 200
checkpoint_every = 10cyborgdb-migrate --config migration.tomlResume an interrupted migration:
cyborgdb-migrate --config migration.toml --resume| Source | Extras | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Pinecone | pinecone |
Supports namespaces |
| Qdrant | qdrant |
Scroll-based pagination |
| Weaviate | weaviate |
Supports named vectors |
| ChromaDB | chromadb |
Local and remote modes |
| Milvus | milvus |
Supports partitions, content field heuristic |
For full configuration details, CLI options, and exit codes, see the Configuration Guide.
For more information on CyborgDB, see the Cyborg Docs.
The CyborgDB Migration Tool is licensed under the MIT License.