graph-schema-extension

Extend Neo4j graph schemas in AICA with new node types and relationships.

Updated Mar 16, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/smitkhanparaZuru/AI-Coding-Automation --skill graph-schema-extension
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Skill: graph-schema-extension
Source: https://github.com/smitkhanparaZuru/AI-Coding-Automation/tree/main/.github/skills/graph-schema-extension
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/smitkhanparaZuru/AI-Coding-Automation --skill graph-schema-extension

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill provides a structured workflow to extend the Neo4j-backed knowledge graph within AICA by adding new node types and relationships and by integrating new scanner outputs.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Defines and extends graph schemas by introducing new node types and relationship types.
  • Provides builders and orchestration to create graph elements and connect them to existing graph components.
  • Use cases include expanding the knowledge graph for custom detectors, evolving queries, and supporting incremental architecture changes.

Quick Start

Follow this workflow to introduce new graph elements and integrate scanner outputs into the knowledge graph.

Frequently Asked Questions about graph-schema-extension

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I extend a Neo4j graph schema with new node types and relationships?

To extend a Neo4j graph schema, you define schema enums, use node and edge builders, and orchestrate them within the graph-building pipeline. This workflow supports adding new node types and relationships to evolve your knowledge graph.

What is the best way to integrate scanner detector outputs into a knowledge graph?

Integrating scanner detector outputs involves extending the Neo4j schema to support new data structures. This workflow provides builders to create graph elements and connect them to existing components, supporting incremental architecture changes.

Can I define schema enums and node builders for Neo4j incrementally?

Yes, you can define schema enums and node builders incrementally. This workflow allows you to introduce new graph elements and integrate scanner outputs into the knowledge graph, supporting incremental architecture changes and evolving queries.

How do I orchestrate new graph elements within an existing graph-building pipeline?

Orchestrating new graph elements involves using node and edge builders to connect new types to existing graph components. This structured workflow ensures the knowledge graph scales and supports evolving Cypher queries.

When do I need to extend a Neo4j graph schema for custom detectors?

You need to extend a Neo4j graph schema for custom detectors when expanding the knowledge graph to support new scanner outputs. This allows you to evolve queries, define schema enums, and connect new node types to existing graph components.