RushDB
Zero-config graph DB for builders, AI agents, and SaaS teams who move fast
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RushDB MCP Server
A Model Context Protocol server providing access to RushDB's Labeled Meta Property Graph (LMPG) database.
Features
- Record Management: Create, read, update, and delete records
- Graph Operations: Attach and detach relationships between records
- Advanced Querying: Search across records using RushDB's flexible query language
- Label & Property Discovery: Browse labels and properties in your database
- Bulk Operations: Efficient bulk create and delete operations
- Data Export: Export records to CSV format
- LMPG Architecture: Work with RushDB's revolutionary property-first graph model
Quick Start
-
Install the package:
npm install -g @rushdb/mcp-server -
Get your RushDB API key from app.rushdb.com
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Configure your MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop):
{ "mcpServers": { "rushdb": { "command": "npx", "args": ["@rushdb/mcp-server"], "env": { "RUSHDB_API_KEY": "your-rushdb-api-key-here", "RUSHDB_API_URL": "https://api.rushdb.com/api/v1" } } } }Note:
RUSHDB_API_URLis optional and defaults tohttps://api.rushdb.com/api/v1. Override it for self-hosted or staging environments.
Available Tools
Database Discovery
FindLabels- List / filter record labels and their countsFindProperties- List / filter propertiesFindRelationships- Search for relationships
Record Operations
CreateRecord- Create a new recordUpdateRecord- Update an existing recordDeleteRecord- Delete a record by IDGetRecord- Retrieve a record by IDFindRecords- Search for records using query conditions
Relationship Management
AttachRelation- Create relationships between recordsDetachRelation- Remove relationships between recordsFindRelationships- Search for relationships
Bulk Operations
BulkCreateRecords- Create multiple records at onceBulkDeleteRecords- Delete multiple records matching a query
Data Export
ExportRecords- Export records to CSV format
Utilities
OpenBrowser- Open URLs in browserHelpAddToClient- Get setup instructionsGetQueryBuilderPrompt- Returns the RushDB Query Builder system prompt (fallback for clients without MCP Prompts support)
Built-in Query Builder Prompt (MCP Prompts)
This server exposes a system prompt via the MCP Prompts API to ensure discovery-first, schema-safe querying:
- Prompt name:
rushdb.queryBuilder - Purpose: guides the model to discover labels/properties first (FindLabels/FindProperties), then construct validated SearchQuery objects before calling find-related tools.
How clients should use it:
- Call
ListPromptsand look forrushdb.queryBuilder. - Call
GetPromptwith that name and set the returned system message for the model session that will use RushDB tools.
Most MCP clients can do this automatically at session start. If your client does not yet support Prompts, fetch this prompt once and inject it as the conversation’s system message before using RushDB tools.
Fallback tool for non-Prompts clients:
- Call
GetQueryBuilderPromptand set the returned text as your session’s system message.
Registry & Autodiscovery
- Manifest: a top-level
mcp.yamlis provided so MCP registries and clients can auto-discover this server. - Glama: see
packages/mcp-server/glama.jsonfor basic metadata. - When registering, use package
@rushdb/mcp-server, commandnpx, and ensureRUSHDB_API_KEYis set.
Environment Variables
RUSHDB_API_KEY- Your RushDB API key (required)RUSHDB_API_URL- RushDB API base URL (optional, defaults to https://api.rushdb.com/api/v1). Useful for self-hosted, on-prem, or staging deployments.
About RushDB's LMPG Architecture
RushDB uses a revolutionary Labeled Meta Property Graph (LMPG) architecture where:
- Properties are first-class citizens with their own nodes
- Records are connected through shared properties
- Relationships emerge automatically based on property overlap
- No rigid schemas - data structure evolves naturally
- Cross-domain insights through property traversal
This enables unprecedented flexibility in data modeling and querying.
Development
To build from source:
git clone <repository>
cd rushdb/packages/mcp-server
npm install
npm run build
License
Apache 2.0
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