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MCP Caste Cypher Generator
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that converts caste CSV data into Neo4j Cypher queries using Google's Gemini AI batch processing.
mcp-name: io.github.pareforce/mcp-caste-cypher
Features
- CSV to JSONL Conversion: Prepare batch requests from CSV files containing caste information
- Batch Processing: Leverage Gemini AI's batch API for efficient large-scale processing
- Cypher Query Generation: Automatically generate Neo4j graph database queries
- Job Monitoring: Track batch job status in real-time
Tools Provided
1. prepare_batch_input
Converts CSV files into JSONL batch request format.
Parameters:
input_csv: Path to input CSV fileoutput_jsonl: Path to output JSONL file
2. run_batch_job
Executes the complete batch workflow: upload, process, monitor, and download results.
Parameters:
api_key: Google Gemini API keyinput_jsonl: Path to input JSONL fileoutput_cypher: Path to output Cypher file (automatically adds .cypher extension)
3. check_batch_status
Monitor the status of a running batch job.
Parameters:
api_key: Google Gemini API keyjob_name: Name of the batch job to check
Installation
pip install mcp-caste-cypher
Usage
With Claude Desktop
Add to your Claude Desktop configuration:
{
"mcpServers": {
"caste-cypher": {
"command": "uv",
"args": [
"--directory",
"/path/to/mcp-caste-cypher",
"run",
"mcp-caste-cypher"
]
}
}
}
Standalone
uv run mcp-caste-cypher
Supported CSV Formats
Format 1 (BC/SC with groups):
serial_number,group_name,caste_name,category
1,BC-A,Agnikulakshatriya,BC
Format 2 (General/ST):
serial_number,caste_name,category
1,Kapu,GENERAL
Requirements
- Python >=3.12
- Google Gemini API key
- Dependencies:
mcp,httpx,google-genai
License
MIT
Author
Praneeth Sunku (praneethsunku@gmail.com)
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