Neo4j

Data & Analytics

Neotask on OpenClaw makes graph database operations conversational through Neo4j — exploring schemas, reading relationships, and writing Cypher queries to unlock connected data insights.

What You Can Do

The Neo4j integration gives Neotask 4 graph database actions.

  • `get-schema` — retrieve the full graph schema including node labels, relationship types, and property keys
  • `read-cypher` — execute read-only Cypher queries to traverse and retrieve graph data
  • `write-cypher` — execute write Cypher queries to create, update, and delete nodes and relationships
  • `list-gds-procedures` — enumerate available Graph Data Science library procedures when the GDS plugin is installed
  • Every action runs autonomously or requires your approval — you decide.

    Try Asking

  • "Show me the schema of our knowledge graph — what node types and relationships exist?"
  • "Find all customers who are connected to more than 3 enterprise accounts in our graph"
  • "Create a relationship between product node P-123 and supplier node S-456 in the supply chain graph"
  • "What are the shortest paths between our top sales rep and the CTO of our target account?"
  • Pro Tips

  • Always start with `get-schema` when working with an unfamiliar graph database — your agent maps the structure before writing queries
  • Use approval gates on `write-cypher` operations that modify production graph data — relationship changes in knowledge graphs can have downstream effects
  • Pair Neo4j with your CRM integration to enrich your graph: new sales relationships get written to Neo4j automatically as they develop
  • Graph Data Science procedures unlock advanced analytics: pagerank for influence scoring, community detection for account segmentation, and shortest path for org chart analysis
  • Works Well With