This MCP server provides seamless integration between Cursor IDE and Neo4j databases. It supports connecting to Neo4j via credentials or environment variables, executing Cypher queries, retrieving database metrics, and monitoring connection status. Designed for ease of use, it leverages the MCP SDK and Docker for simple deployment, making Neo4j management efficient within Cursor workflows.
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Mar 15 2025
This MCP server provides seamless integration between Cursor IDE and Neo4j databases. It supports connecting to Neo4j via credentials or environment variables, executing Cypher queries, retrieving database metrics, and monitoring connection status. Designed for ease of use, it leverages the MCP SDK and Docker for simple deployment, making Neo4j management efficient within Cursor workflows.
Added on:
Created by:
Mar 15 2025
Ezedin Fedlu
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What is Neo4j MCP Server for Cursor?
The Neo4j MCP Server for Cursor allows users to connect, query, and manage Neo4j databases directly from Cursor IDE. It supports connecting with explicit credentials or environment variables, executing Cypher queries with parameters, and retrieving detailed database information such as version, labels, node and relationship counts. The server also monitors connection status and provides diagnostics, facilitating database administration and data analysis within Cursor. Designed for ease of deployment, it integrates with Docker Compose and offers secure credential management via environment variables, ensuring a streamlined experience for developers, data analysts, and database administrators.
Who will use Neo4j MCP Server for Cursor?
- Developers
- Data Analysts
- Database Administrators
How to use the Neo4j MCP Server for Cursor?
- Step1: Clone the repository from GitHub
- Step2: Install dependencies using bun install
- Step3: Configure environment variables with your Neo4j credentials
- Step4: Start Neo4j instance with Docker Compose if needed
- Step5: Run the MCP server using ./run-mcp-server.sh or directly via bun run index.ts
- Step6: Use Cursor IDE to connect to the MCP server and execute queries or retrieve database info
Neo4j MCP Server for Cursor's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Connect to Neo4j with credentials
- Connect to Neo4j via environment variables
- Execute Cypher queries
- Retrieve database information and metrics
- Monitor connection status
- Disconnect from Neo4j
The Benefits
- Seamless integration with Cursor IDE
- Supports secure credentials management
- Enables direct database management and querying
- Simplifies Neo4j deployment with Docker
- Provides detailed database diagnostics
Neo4j MCP Server for Cursor's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Developers integrating Neo4j with Cursor for rapid prototyping
- Data analysts querying Neo4j databases within Cursor
- Database administrators monitoring Neo4j health and metrics
FAQs of Neo4j MCP Server for Cursor
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