Examples

Here are some concrete prompts you can use with your MCP client to interact with RushDB.

Listing labels

Ask the RushDB MCP server to run FindLabels with limit=20.

Creating and querying records

Use CreateRecord to add a Task with data {"title": "Write docs", "status": "open"}.

Now use FindRecords with where={"status": "open"} and orderBy={"createdAt": "desc"} limit 5.

Setting records

Use SetRecord for recordId="<id>" with label Task and data {"title": "Polish docs", "status": "in-progress"}.

Attaching relationships

Call AttachRelation from sourceId="<sourceId>" to targetIds=["<target1>", "<target2>"] with relationType="references".

Transactions

Start a transaction, create two Task records, attach a relation, and commit.

If something goes wrong, you can ask your client to call TransactionRollback with the transactionId returned from TransactionBegin.