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## Storage backends

Worlds storage drivers ship as standalone JSR packages. Pick the backend that
matches your persistence needs.
matches your persistence needs. Of the durable backend packages, only
`@worlds/libsql` ships a full SDK factory today; the other drivers
(worlds-sqlite, worlds-postgres, worlds-cloudflare) are parked post-beta.

### LibSQL / Turso

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[`@worlds/postgres`](https://jsr.io/@worlds/postgres) provides a PostgreSQL quad
store and hybrid search index. It builds on the `pgvector` extension for vector
search, with tables created from `buildPostgresSchemaSql`:
search, with tables created from `buildPostgresSchemaSql`. The package is parked
post-beta and ships raw stores only; there is no `createPostgresSdk` factory
yet, so you assemble the stores yourself:

```typescript
import postgres from "postgres";
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