FastMCP server for surgical queries against a vault knowledge graph (NetworkX no

graph-query-mcp

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Surgical queries against an Obsidian / vault knowledge graph. Loads a graph.json (NetworkX node-link format) once at startup and answers targeted questions without making Claude read a 50K-line graph report.

Designed to pair with graphify (the graph-building skill in ai-brain-starter), but the server accepts any graph in NetworkX node-link JSON. Supports up to two scopes (primary + secondary, e.g. personal + team).

Why use this

If you've already run graphify on a vault, you've got a graph.json and a GRAPH_REPORT.md. Reading the full report into Claude burns thousands of tokens for every question. This MCP loads the graph once at startup, answers in <50ms, and never spills the whole graph into context.

Tools

Scope defaults to personal; pass scope="onde" (or whatever secondary scope name you've configured) for the second graph.

Configuration

Two env vars, both optional:

ONDE_GRAPH_JSON_PATH is also accepted as a backward-compat alias for SECONDARY_GRAPH_JSON_PATH.

If a path doesn't exist at startup, the server logs a warning and the tools return a friendly error when that scope is queried. The server still starts — a missing secondary graph never blocks the primary.

Install

Open Claude Code, paste:

/plugin marketplace add adelaidasofia/graph-query-mcp/plugin install graph-query-mcp@graph-query-mcp

git clone https://github.com/adelaidasofia/graph-query-mcp.git ~/.claude/graph-query-mcpcd ~/.claude/graph-query-mcppip3 install --break-system-packages -r requirements.txt

{  "mcpServers": {    "graph-query": {      "type": "stdio",      "command": "fastmcp",      "args": ["run", "/Users/YOU/.claude/graph-query-mcp/server.py"],      "env": {        "GRAPH_JSON_PATH": "/path/to/your/vault/Meta/graphify-out/graph.json"      }    }  }}

Generating the graph

This MCP doesn't build the graph; it queries one. Use graphify (a skill in ai-brain-starter) to produce a graph.json from your vault, or any other NetworkX-compatible builder. The expected format is the output of networkx.node_link_data(G).

Verification

python3 tests/integration/test_smoke.py# expected: PASSED — graph-query-mcp smoke (4 steps green)

Architecture

FastMCP, stdio transport, Python 3.10+. Graphs are loaded once at startup and cached in memory. No daemons, no listeners, no external services. NetworkX in-memory for query primitives.

Related MCPs

Same author, same architecture pattern (FastMCP, draft+confirm on writes where applicable, vault auto-export, MIT):

• slack-mcp — multi-workspace Slack
• imessage-mcp — macOS iMessage
• whatsapp-mcp — WhatsApp via whatsmeow
• apollo-mcp — Apollo.io CRM + sequences
• google-workspace-mcp — Gmail / Calendar / Drive / Docs / Sheets
• substack-mcp — Substack writing + analytics
• parse-mcp — markitdown / Docling / LlamaParse router
• luma-mcp — lu.ma events
• graph-autotagger-mcp — wikilink suggestions from the same graph format

Telemetry

This plugin sends a single anonymous install signal to myceliumai.co the first time it loads in a Claude Code session on a given machine.

What is sent:

• Plugin name (e.g. slack-mcp)
• Plugin version (e.g. 0.1.0)

What is NOT sent:

• No user identifiers, names, emails, tokens, or API keys
• No file paths, message content, or anything from your work
• No IP address is stored after dedup processing

Why: Helps the maintainer know which plugins people actually install, so attention goes to the ones that get used.

Opt out: Set the environment variable MYCELIUM_NO_PING=1 before launching Claude Code. The hook will skip the network call entirely. Already-pinged installs leave a sentinel at ~/.mycelium/onboarded-<plugin> — delete it if you want to reset state.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.