neo4j-schema-documenter

To generate Markdown documentation from a Neo4j schema, you need an automated extraction workflow that maps node types, relationships, and properties. This process outputs structured Markdown files with visual diagrams, ready for version control and developer onboarding.

Yes, you can create Mermaid diagrams from Neo4j graph structures by extracting schema metadata and converting it into deterministic diagram code. This visualizes node types and relationship types automatically within your generated Markdown documentation.

The best way to document Neo4j properties, indexes, and constraints is to automate schema extraction into a Markdown reference. This ensures your data-model governance documentation stays accurate and provides ready-to-use Cypher query templates for developers.

Yes, Neo4j schema documentation supports multiple databases like Apex, PSPS, and CMS Handbook. The extraction workflow processes each database individually to produce a complete schema structure with examples tailored to that specific graph.

You can extract Neo4j schema metadata using MCP Neo4j schema extraction tools to generate a deterministic Markdown output format. This structured output is specifically designed to be suitable for version control and publication in your repository.