pg_graphql`, a native PostgreSQL extension adding GraphQL support, is now generally available and has undergone significant enhancements since its announcement. The extension keeps schema generation, query parsing, and resolvers all neatly contained on the database server requiring no external services. It reflects an existing PostgreSQL schema into a GraphQL schema with resolvers that are performant, always up-to-date, compliant with best practices, serverless, and open source. The technology was chosen for its SQL-centric approach, which fits well with the Supabase stack's focus on PostgreSQL as the single source of truth for data, configuration, and security. By running in the database, pg_graphql reduces memory requirements by a significant amount, saving resources and making it an attractive option for high-performance applications. The extension benefits from PostgreSQL's built-in solutions, such as caching, error handling, and authorization, and can expose these guarantees through its API. With its public API exposing a single SQL function that returns JSON, pg_graphql enables developers to build GraphQL APIs with ease, offering performance figures of up to 2,205 requests per second on a 4-core machine with 16 GB of memory.