Graphiti MCP Server
A knowledge graph server based on Neo4j, integrating AI models and the MCP protocol, supporting dynamic knowledge management and semantic search.
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What is Graphiti MCP Server?
Graphiti is an intelligent knowledge management platform designed specifically for AI systems. It stores complex knowledge graphically in the Neo4j database and performs intelligent processing and queries through advanced AI models. It's like a 'knowledge brain' for machines, helping AI understand and correlate various information.How to use Graphiti?
You can start the service with simple Docker commands, and then interact with it through the API or an integrated development environment (such as Cursor IDE). The system will automatically handle knowledge storage, association, and intelligent queries.Use cases
It is particularly suitable for AI application scenarios that need to handle complex knowledge relationships, such as intelligent assistants, research and analysis tools, and enterprise knowledge management systems. It can effectively solve the 'information silo' problem and enable AI to truly understand the associations between data.Main features
Dynamic knowledge graphUse Neo4j to manage and update complex knowledge networks in real - time, and automatically discover and establish relationships between data
Seamless AI integrationBuilt - in support for OpenAI models enables the system to understand natural language queries and perform intelligent reasoning
MCP protocol supportCompatible with the Model Context Protocol standard, facilitating integration with other AI tools and services
Semantic searchIt can not only match keywords but also understand the deep meaning of the query to find truly relevant content
Intelligent entity extractionAutomatically identify and organize key entities (people, places, concepts, etc.) and their relationships from text
Advantages and limitations
Advantages
Out - of - the - box knowledge management solution, reducing development time
Powerful graph database supporting complex relationship queries
AI - enhanced understanding ability, surpassing traditional databases
Containerized deployment, easy to scale and maintain
Active developer community and continuous updates
Limitations
Requires basic Docker knowledge for deployment
May require additional optimization when handling ultra - large - scale graphs
Some advanced features require an OpenAI API key
The initial learning curve is slightly steep
How to use
Prepare the environment
Ensure that Docker and Docker Compose are installed
Get the code
Clone the project repository from GitHub to your local machine
Configure the environment
Copy and edit the environment variable file, and set the OpenAI API key
Start the service
Use Docker Compose to start all service components
Integrate and use
Configure your application or development environment to connect to the Graphiti service
Usage examples
Academic research assistantHelp researchers quickly understand the knowledge framework of a certain field and discover the relationships between key papers and scholars
Enterprise knowledge baseIntegrate scattered enterprise documents, emails, and meeting records to build a queryable knowledge network
Intelligent recommendation systemProvide personalized recommendations based on user historical behavior and content relevance
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of hardware configuration is required to run Graphiti?
Can other LLMs be used to replace OpenAI?
How to back up the knowledge graph data?
Is there a visual interface to view the knowledge graph?
How to handle Chinese content?
Related resources
Official GitHub repository
Get the latest source code and issue tracking
Neo4j official documentation
Learn how to use the Neo4j graph database
MCP protocol specification
Understand the technical details of the Model Context Protocol
Docker installation guide
How to install the Docker environment
Cursor IDE official website
Learn how to integrate Graphiti into the Cursor development environment
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