
Impl Neo4j
- 3 repo stars
- Updated December 29, 2025
- rayk/lucid-toolkit
impl-neo4j is an agent skill that delivers Neo4j graph modeling, Cypher, import/export, performance tuning, and driver integration via six specialist agents.
About
impl-neo4j is an agent skill packaged as a Neo4j specialist plugin that delegates hard graph work across six focused agents—modeling, Cypher authoring, data movement, performance tuning, driver wiring, and environment setup. developers reach for it when a relational mindset breaks on relationship-heavy domains like recommendations, permissions graphs, or knowledge graphs. Instead of one generic database prompt, you get procedural depth on Cypher patterns, import/export mechanics, and tuning queries before they stall production. The toolkit tags signal APOC, GDS, and MCP usage, so the skill fits agent-led builds where the database is queried and evolved iteratively. Use it while implementing backend features that persist and traverse connected data, not as a one-off SQL migration helper.
- Six specialized agents for modeling, Cypher, import/export, performance, drivers, and environments
- Covers APOC and GDS-oriented graph workflows referenced in the toolkit tags
- MCP-oriented plugin shape for agent-driven database operations
- Performance tuning and environment management for dev versus production Neo4j targets
- End-to-end path from graph model to driver integration in application code
Impl Neo4j by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 3 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | December 29, 2025 |
| Repository | rayk/lucid-toolkit ↗ |
What it does
Model graph domains, write Cypher, import data, tune queries, and wire Neo4j drivers with specialist agent guidance instead of generic SQL habits.
Who is it for?
Best when you're adding relationship-first features (knowledge graphs, fraud paths, social graphs) on Neo4j with agent assistance.
Skip if: Simple CRUD apps better served by Postgres, or teams with no graph query requirements.
When should I use this skill?
Implementing or evolving Neo4j graph models, Cypher, data import/export, query performance, driver integration, or Neo4j environment setup.
What you get
You leave with a coherent graph model, working Cypher and data paths, tuned queries, and driver integration aligned to your Neo4j environment.
- Graph model and Cypher aligned to the domain
- Import/export or migration steps for graph data
- Driver integration notes and performance recommendations
By the numbers
- 6 specialized agents (modeling, Cypher, import/export, performance, drivers, environment management)
Files
Neo4j graph database specialist plugin with 6 specialized agents for graph modeling, Cypher queries, data import/export, performance tuning, driver integration, and environment management
impl-neo4j
Source: ./plugins/impl-neo4j
{ "name": "impl-neo4j", "tags": [ "neo4j", "graph", "cypher", "database", "mcp", "apoc", "gds" ], "source": "./plugins/impl-neo4j", "version": "1.1.1", "category": "development", "description": "Neo4j graph database specialist plugin with 6 specialized agents for graph modeling, Cypher queries, data import/export, performance tuning, driver integration, and environment management" }
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How it compares
Neo4j-focused multi-agent skill package—not a generic SQL assistant or a hosted graph SaaS console.
FAQ
Who is impl-neo4j for?
Developers building backends on Neo4j who want structured help across modeling, Cypher, data IO, performance, and drivers.
When should I use impl-neo4j?
Use it in Build/backend while designing the graph schema, writing Cypher, loading datasets, tuning slow traversals, or integrating official drivers into your app.
Is impl-neo4j safe to install?
It may drive database changes and environment access through agents—check the Security Audits panel on this page and restrict credentials and production write access.