# New Blog: Production-Proofing Your Neo4j Cypher MCP Server

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MCP Cypher server introduces token limits, read-only execution, timeouts, and more

Large language models connected to your Neo4j graph gain incredible flexibility: They can generate any Cypher queries through the Neo4j MCP Cypher server . This makes it possible to dynamically generate complex queries, explore database structure, and even chain multi-step agent workflows.

To generate meaningful queries, the LLM needs the graph schema as input: the node labels, relationship types, and propert...

Read it: [Production-Proofing Your Neo4j Cypher MCP Server](https://neo4j.com/blog/developer/production-proofing-cypher-mcp-server/)