Databases. MCP servers, the command line and skills for connecting an agent to Neo4j.
Published by Neo4j's owner: we named it as the system's official server after reading its registry record, or it is published under Neo4j's own domain. See what first-party means.
A simple Neo4j MCP server that allows you to run Cypher queries against a Neo4j database.
mcp-neo4j-cypher version 0.5.1, runs over stdioVersion 1.0.0. Registry record last changed .
mcp-neo4j-cypher 0.5.1mcp-neo4j-cypher 0.5.15 servers for Neo4j that name a public repository or a package. Anyone can publish one, and we have not read their code: check the publisher and the source before giving one a credential.
In this order: live servers before deprecated ones, first-party first, a known vulnerability last, then more downloads, then a more recent push, then by name. There is no score. Downloads are from npm and pypistats, the last push from GitHub and vulnerabilities from OSV; a server's own page has the day each was read, and "not read" means we have no figure, not that there is none. See how this directory is made.
| Server | Publisher | Reach | Downloads a week | Last push | Vulnerabilities |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| io.github.neo4j-contrib/mcp-neo4j-memory | Sourced | PyPI | 7,400 | not read | none known |
Neo4j GDS Agentio.github.neo4j-contrib/gds-agent | Sourced | PyPI | 530 | not read | none known |
| io.github.neo4j-contrib/mcp-neo4j-data-modeling | Sourced | PyPI | 180 | not read | none known |
| io.github.neo4j-contrib/mcp-neo4j-aura-manager | Sourced | PyPI | 82 | not read | none known |
| io.github.neo4j-labs/neo4j-mcp-canary | Sourced | PyPI | 47 | not read | none known |
A server is listed for Neo4j when we have named it as the system's official server, when its registry title or the last part of its registry name names Neo4j as whole words, or when it is published under Neo4j's own domain. See how this directory is made.
Built from agent catalog version 2026-11-13.3 of , from the MCP Registry as read on . A listing here is not an endorsement: anyone can publish a server, and we have not read its code. Names, descriptions and addresses are the publisher's own. See how this directory is made, and tell us about a wrong entry through the contact page.