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Design, review, and refactor Neo4j graph data models. Use when choosing node
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When to Use
- Designing graph model from scratch (domain → nodes, rels, props)
- Reviewing existing model for anti-patterns
- Deciding node vs property vs relationship vs label
- Migrating relational or document schema to graph
- Designing intermediate nodes for n-ary or complex relationships
- Detecting and mitigating supernode / high-fanout problems
- Choosing and creating constraints + indexes for a model
When NOT to Use
- Writing or optimizing Cypher →
neo4j-cypher-skill - Spring Data Neo4j (@Node, @Relationship) →
neo4j-spring-data-skill - GraphQL type definitions →
neo4j-graphql-skill - Importing data (LOAD CSV, APOC import) →
neo4j-import-skill
Inspect Before Designing
On existing database, run first — never propose changes without current state:
CALL db.schema.visualization() YIELD nodes, relationships RETURN nodes, relationships;
SHOW CONSTRAINTS YIELD name, type, labelsOrTypes, properties RETURN name, type, labelsOrTypes, properties;
SHOW INDEXES YIELD name, type, labelsOrTypes, state WHERE state = 'ONLINE' RETURN name, type, labelsOrTypes;
If APOC available:
CALL apoc.meta.schema() YIELD value RETURN value;
MCP tool map:
| Operation | Tool |
|---|---|
| Inspect schema | get-schema |
SHOW CONSTRAINTS, SHOW INDEXES | read-cypher |
CREATE CONSTRAINT ... IF NOT EXISTS | write-cypher (show + confirm first) |
Defaults — Apply to Every Model
- Use-case first — list 5+ queries the model must answer before designing
- Nodes = entities (nouns) with identity; rels = connections (verbs) with direction
- Labels PascalCase; rel types SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE; properties camelCase
- Every node type used in MERGE has a uniqueness constraint on its key property
- Add property type constraints (
REQUIRE n.prop IS :: STRING) where type known — catches bad writes early. Enterprise only; Community: use uniqueness constraints, validate types in app - No generic labels (
:Entity,:Node,:Thing); no generic rel types (:RELATED_TO,:HAS) - Security labels (used for row-level access control) should start with a common prefix (e.g.
Sec) so application code can reliably filter them out of the domain schema - Rel direction encodes semantic meaning — not arbitrary
- Inspect schema before proposing any change on an existing database
- All constraint/index DDL uses
IF NOT EXISTS— safe to rerun - On Neo4j 2026.06+ (Enterprise/Aura, GA): declare the full model in one block with
ALTER CURRENT GRAPH TYPE SET { … }, extend it withALTER CURRENT GRAPH TYPE ADD { … }, instead of individualCREATE CONSTRAINTstatements — details inneo4j-cypher-skill(GRAPH TYPE reference). Not on Community (ALTER CURRENT GRAPH TYPE SET→ "not supported in community edition"): use individual constraints. On 2026.02–2026.05 syntax is preview.
Key Patterns
Node vs Relationship vs Property — Decision Table
| Question | Answer | Model as |
|---|---|---|
| Is it a thing with identity, queried as entry point? | Yes | Node |
| Is it a connection between two things with direction? | Yes | Relationship |
| Does the connection have its own properties or multiple targets? | Yes | Intermediate node |
| Is it a scalar always returned with its parent, never filtered alone? | Yes | Property on parent |
| Is it a category used for type-based filtering or path traversal? | Yes | Label (not a property) |
| Does the same attribute value repeat across many nodes (low cardinality)? | Yes | Label, not a property node |
| Is it a fact connecting >2 entities? | Yes | Intermediate node |
Property vs Label — Decision Table
| Use label when | Use property when |
|---|---|
Values are few, fixed, used as traversal filters (WHERE n:Active) | Values are many, dynamic, or unique per node |
You traverse by type (MATCH (n:VIPCustomer)) | You filter by value (WHERE n.tier = 'vip') |
| Category drives index selection | Fine-grained value drives range scans |
Example: :Active, :Verified, :Premium | Example: status, score, email |
Rule: adding a label is cheap; scanning all :Label nodes is fast. Never model high-cardinality values as labels.
Low-cardinality state such as status: label (:Active) if stable category used for traversal/filter; property if changes often or only returned with node. Never a (:Status) node.
Intermediate Node Pattern
Use when a relationship needs its own properties, connects >2 entities, or is independently queryable.
Before (relationship with property — limited):
(Person)-[:ACTED_IN {role: "Neo"}]->(Movie)
// Cannot query roles independent of movies
After (intermediate node — queryable, extensible):
(Person)-[:PLAYED]->(Role {name: "Neo"})-[:IN]->(Movie)
// MATCH (r:Role) WHERE r.name STARTS WITH 'Neo' RETURN r
Employment overlap example:
// Find colleagues who overlapped at same company
MATCH (p1:Person)-[:WORKED_AT]->(e1:Employment)-[:AT]->(c:Company)<-[:AT]-(e2:Employment)<-[:WORKED_AT]-(p2:Person)
WHERE elementId(p1) < elementId(p2)
AND e1.startDate <= coalesce(e2.endDate, date())
AND e2.startDate <= coalesce(e1.endDate, date())
RETURN DISTINCT p1.name, p2.name, c.name
Promote relationship to intermediate node when:
- Relationship has >2 properties
- Relationship is the subject of another query
- Multiple entities share the same connection context
- You need to connect >2 entities in one fact
Relational → Graph Migration Table
| Relational construct | Graph equivalent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Table row | Node | One label per table (add more as needed) |
| Column (scalar) | Node property | |
| Primary key | Uniqueness constraint property | Prefer tmdbId/personId over bare id |
| Foreign key | Relationship | Direction: from dependent → referenced |
| Many-to-many junction table | Intermediate node | Especially if junction has own columns |
| Junction table (no own columns) | Direct relationship | Simpler; upgrade to intermediate node later |
| NULL FK (optional relation) | Absent relationship | No node created; absence is the signal |
| Polymorphic FK (Rails-style) | Multiple labels or relationship types | Split into type-specific rels |
| Self-referential FK | Same-label relationship | :Employee {managerId} → (e)-[:REPORTS_TO]->(m) |
| Audit/history columns | Intermediate versioning node | See References for versioning pattern |
Supernode Detection and Mitigation
Detect:
// Find top-10 highest-degree nodes
MATCH (n)
RETURN labels(n) AS labels, elementId(n) AS id, count{ (n)--() } AS degree
ORDER BY degree DESC LIMIT 10
Node with degree >> median for its label = supernode candidate. Any node with >100K relationships will degrade traversal queries that pass through it.
Causes:
- Domain supernodes: airports, celebrities, popular hashtags — unavoidable
- Modeling supernodes: gender, country, status modeled as nodes with millions of edges — avoidable
Mitigation strategies (in priority order):
| Strategy | When to use | Implementation |
|---|---|---|
| Query direction | Directional asymmetry exists | Query from low-degree side; exploit direction |
| Relationship type split | Supernode serves multiple roles | :FOLLOWS + :FAN instead of single :RELATED_TO |
| Label segregation | Supernode conflates entity types | :Celebrity vs :User → query only relevant subtype |
| Bucket pattern | Time-series or high-volume event nodes | See below |
| Avoid modeling | Low-cardinality categoricals | Use label instead of node (:Active not (:Status {name:"Active"})) |
| Join hint | Query tuning last resort | USING JOIN ON n in Cypher |
Bucket pattern (time-series / high-volume):
// Instead of: (:User)-[:VIEWED]->(:Page) (millions of rels per user)
// Bucket by hour:
(u:User)-[:VIEWED_IN]->(b:ViewBucket {userId: u.id, hour: '2025-04-28T14'})-[:VIEWED]->(p:Page)
// Query last hour's views without traversing full history:
MATCH (u:User {id: $uid})-[:VIEWED_IN]->(b:ViewBucket {hour: $hour})-[:VIEWED]->(p)
RETURN p.url
Naming Conventions
| Element | Convention | Good | Bad |
|---|---|---|---|
| Node label | PascalCase, singular noun | :Person, :BlogPost | :person, :blog_posts, :Entity |
| Relationship type | SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE, verb phrase | :ACTED_IN, :WORKS_FOR | :actedin, :relatedTo, :HAS |
| Property key | camelCase | firstName, createdAt | FirstName, first_name |
| Constraint name | snake_case descriptive | person_id_unique | constraint1 |
| Index name | snake_case descriptive | person_name_idx | index2 |
Schema Enforcement — What to Create for Each Element
Run all DDL with IF NOT EXISTS. Apply before importing data.
// 1. Uniqueness constraint — every node type used in MERGE
CREATE CONSTRAINT person_id_unique IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (p:Person) REQUIRE p.id IS UNIQUE;
// 2. Existence constraint (Enterprise) — mandatory properties
CREATE CONSTRAINT person_name_exists IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (p:Person) REQUIRE p.name IS NOT NULL;
// 3. Property type constraint (Enterprise) — enforce data type
CREATE CONSTRAINT person_born_integer IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (p:Person) REQUIRE p.born IS :: INTEGER;
// 4. Key constraint (Enterprise) — unique + exists in one
CREATE CONSTRAINT movie_tmdbid_key IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (m:Movie) REQUIRE m.tmdbId IS NODE KEY;
// 4b. Community alternative to NODE KEY — composite uniqueness (existence not enforced)
CREATE CONSTRAINT movie_title_released_unique IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (m:Movie) REQUIRE (m.title, m.released) IS UNIQUE;
// 5. Range index — equality and range filters on properties
CREATE INDEX person_name_idx IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (p:Person) ON (p.name);
// 6. Fulltext index — ranked free-text search via `db.index.fulltext.queryNodes` / `SEARCH` (Lucene syntax, wildcards like `An*`); not used for CONTAINS / STARTS WITH predicates
CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX person_fulltext IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (n:Person) ON EACH [n.name, n.bio];
// 6b. Text index — serves CONTAINS / STARTS WITH / ENDS WITH (range index preferred for STARTS WITH when present)
CREATE TEXT INDEX person_bio_text IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (n:Person) ON (n.bio);
// 7. Vector index — embedding similarity search
CREATE VECTOR INDEX chunk_embedding_idx IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (c:Chunk) ON (c.embedding)
OPTIONS { indexConfig: { `vector.dimensions`: 1536, `vector.similarity_function`: 'cosine' } };
// 8. Relationship index — filter on rel properties
CREATE INDEX acted_in_year_idx IF NOT EXISTS
FOR ()-[r:ACTED_IN]-() ON (r.year);
After creating indexes, poll until ONLINE:
SHOW INDEXES YIELD name, state WHERE state <> 'ONLINE' RETURN name, state;
Do NOT use an index until state = ONLINE.
Vector / Embedding Property Modeling
Prefer dedicated :Chunk nodes for long text; short-text embeddings can live on the entity:
(:Document)-[:HAS_CHUNK]->(c:Chunk {text: "...", embedding: [...]})
Rules:
- Chunk node:
text(source text),embedding(float array),chunkIndex(int) - Parent document: metadata only (title, url, createdAt)
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name: neo4j-modeling-skill description: Design, review, and refactor Neo4j graph data models. Use when choosing node labels vs relationship types vs properties, migrating relational/document schemas to graph, detecting anti-patterns (generic labels, supernodes, missing constraints), designing intermediate nodes for n-ary relationships, enforcing schema with constraints and indexes, or assessing an existing model against graph modeling best practices. Does NOT handle Cypher query authoring — use neo4j-cypher-skill. Does NOT handle Spring Data Neo4j entity mapping — use neo4j-spring-data-skill. Does NOT handle GraphQL type definitions — use neo4j-graphql-skill. Does NOT handle data import — use neo4j-import-skill. version: 1.0.7 allowed-tools: WebFetch Bash
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---
name: neo4j-modeling-skill
description: Design, review, and refactor Neo4j graph data models. Use when choosing node
labels vs relationship types vs properties, migrating relational/document schemas to
graph, detecting anti-patterns (generic labels, supernodes, missing constraints),
designing intermediate nodes for n-ary relationships, enforcing schema with constraints
and indexes, or assessing an existing model against graph modeling best practices.
Does NOT handle Cypher query authoring — use neo4j-cypher-skill.
Does NOT handle Spring Data Neo4j entity mapping — use neo4j-spring-data-skill.
Does NOT handle GraphQL type definitions — use neo4j-graphql-skill.
Does NOT handle data import — use neo4j-import-skill.
version: 1.0.7
allowed-tools: WebFetch Bash
---
## When to Use
- Designing graph model from scratch (domain → nodes, rels, props)
- Reviewing existing model for anti-patterns
- Deciding node vs property vs relationship vs label
- Migrating relational or document schema to graph
- Designing intermediate nodes for n-ary or complex relationships
- Detecting and mitigating supernode / high-fanout problems
- Choosing and creating constraints + indexes for a model
## When NOT to Use
- **Writing or optimizing Cypher** → `neo4j-cypher-skill`
- **Spring Data Neo4j (@Node, @Relationship)** → `neo4j-spring-data-skill`
- **GraphQL type definitions** → `neo4j-graphql-skill`
- **Importing data (LOAD CSV, APOC import)** → `neo4j-import-skill`
---
## Inspect Before Designing
On existing database, run first — never propose changes without current state:
```cypher
CALL db.schema.visualization() YIELD nodes, relationships RETURN nodes, relationships;
SHOW CONSTRAINTS YIELD name, type, labelsOrTypes, properties RETURN name, type, labelsOrTypes, properties;
SHOW INDEXES YIELD name, type, labelsOrTypes, state WHERE state = 'ONLINE' RETURN name, type, labelsOrTypes;
```
If APOC available:
```cypher
CALL apoc.meta.schema() YIELD value RETURN value;
```
MCP tool map:
| Operation | Tool |
|---|---|
| Inspect schema | `get-schema` |
| `SHOW CONSTRAINTS`, `SHOW INDEXES` | `read-cypher` |
| `CREATE CONSTRAINT ... IF NOT EXISTS` | `write-cypher` (show + confirm first) |
---
## Defaults — Apply to Every Model
1. Use-case first — list 5+ queries the model must answer before designing
2. Nodes = entities (nouns) with identity; rels = connections (verbs) with direction
3. Labels PascalCase; rel types SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE; properties camelCase
4. Every node type used in MERGE has a uniqueness constraint on its key property
5. Add property type constraints (`REQUIRE n.prop IS :: STRING`) where type known — catches bad writes early. **Enterprise only**; Community: use uniqueness constraints, validate types in app
6. No generic labels (`:Entity`, `:Node`, `:Thing`); no generic rel types (`:RELATED_TO`, `:HAS`)
7. Security labels (used for row-level access control) should start with a common prefix (e.g. `Sec`) so application code can reliably filter them out of the domain schema
8. Rel direction encodes semantic meaning — not arbitrary
9. Inspect schema before proposing any change on an existing database
10. All constraint/index DDL uses `IF NOT EXISTS` — safe to rerun
11. **On Neo4j 2026.06+ (Enterprise/Aura, GA):** declare the full model in one block with `ALTER CURRENT GRAPH TYPE SET { … }`, extend it with `ALTER CURRENT GRAPH TYPE ADD { … }`, instead of individual `CREATE CONSTRAINT` statements — details in `neo4j-cypher-skill` (GRAPH TYPE reference). Not on Community (`ALTER CURRENT GRAPH TYPE SET` → "not supported in community edition"): use individual constraints. On 2026.02–2026.05 syntax is preview.
---
## Key Patterns
### Node vs Relationship vs Property — Decision Table
| Question | Answer | Model as |
|---|---|---|
| Is it a thing with identity, queried as entry point? | Yes | Node |
| Is it a connection between two things with direction? | Yes | Relationship |
| Does the connection have its own properties or multiple targets? | Yes | Intermediate node |
| Is it a scalar always returned with its parent, never filtered alone? | Yes | Property on parent |
| Is it a category used for type-based filtering or path traversal? | Yes | Label (not a property) |
| Does the same attribute value repeat across many nodes (low cardinality)? | Yes | Label, not a property node |
| Is it a fact connecting >2 entities? | Yes | Intermediate node |
### Property vs Label — Decision Table
| Use label when | Use property when |
|---|---|
| Values are few, fixed, used as traversal filters (`WHERE n:Active`) | Values are many, dynamic, or unique per node |
| You traverse by type (`MATCH (n:VIPCustomer)`) | You filter by value (`WHERE n.tier = 'vip'`) |
| Category drives index selection | Fine-grained value drives range scans |
| Example: `:Active`, `:Verified`, `:Premium` | Example: `status`, `score`, `email` |
Rule: adding a label is cheap; scanning all `:Label` nodes is fast. Never model high-cardinality values as labels.
Low-cardinality state such as `status`: label (`:Active`) if stable category used for traversal/filter; property if changes often or only returned with node. Never a `(:Status)` node.
---
### Intermediate Node Pattern
Use when a relationship needs its own properties, connects >2 entities, or is independently queryable.
**Before (relationship with property — limited):**
```
(Person)-[:ACTED_IN {role: "Neo"}]->(Movie)
// Cannot query roles independent of movies
```
**After (intermediate node — queryable, extensible):**
```
(Person)-[:PLAYED]->(Role {name: "Neo"})-[:IN]->(Movie)
// MATCH (r:Role) WHERE r.name STARTS WITH 'Neo' RETURN r
```
**Employment overlap example:**
```cypher
// Find colleagues who overlapped at same company
MATCH (p1:Person)-[:WORKED_AT]->(e1:Employment)-[:AT]->(c:Company)<-[:AT]-(e2:Employment)<-[:WORKED_AT]-(p2:Person)
WHERE elementId(p1) < elementId(p2)
AND e1.startDate <= coalesce(e2.endDate, date())
AND e2.startDate <= coalesce(e1.endDate, date())
RETURN DISTINCT p1.name, p2.name, c.name
```
Promote relationship to intermediate node when:
- Relationship has >2 properties
- Relationship is the subject of another query
- Multiple entities share the same connection context
- You need to connect >2 entities in one fact
---
### Relational → Graph Migration Table
| Relational construct | Graph equivalent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Table row | Node | One label per table (add more as needed) |
| Column (scalar) | Node property | |
| Primary key | Uniqueness constraint property | Prefer `tmdbId`/`personId` over bare `id` |
| Foreign key | Relationship | Direction: from dependent → referenced |
| Many-to-many junction table | Intermediate node | Especially if junction has own columns |
| Junction table (no own columns) | Direct relationship | Simpler; upgrade to intermediate node later |
| NULL FK (optional relation) | Absent relationship | No node created; absence is the signal |
| Polymorphic FK (Rails-style) | Multiple labels or relationship types | Split into type-specific rels |
| Self-referential FK | Same-label relationship | `:Employee {managerId}` → `(e)-[:REPORTS_TO]->(m)` |
| Audit/history columns | Intermediate versioning node | See References for versioning pattern |
---
### Supernode Detection and Mitigation
**Detect:**
```cypher
// Find top-10 highest-degree nodes
MATCH (n)
RETURN labels(n) AS labels, elementId(n) AS id, count{ (n)--() } AS degree
ORDER BY degree DESC LIMIT 10
```
Node with degree >> median for its label = supernode candidate. Any node with >100K relationships will degrade traversal queries that pass through it.
**Causes:**
- Domain supernodes: airports, celebrities, popular hashtags — unavoidable
- Modeling supernodes: gender, country, status modeled as nodes with millions of edges — avoidable
**Mitigation strategies (in priority order):**
| Strategy | When to use | Implementation |
|---|---|---|
| **Query direction** | Directional asymmetry exists | Query from low-degree side; exploit direction |
| **Relationship type split** | Supernode serves multiple roles | `:FOLLOWS` + `:FAN` instead of single `:RELATED_TO` |
| **Label segregation** | Supernode conflates entity types | `:Celebrity` vs `:User` → query only relevant subtype |
| **Bucket pattern** | Time-series or high-volume event nodes | See below |
| **Avoid modeling** | Low-cardinality categoricals | Use label instead of node (`:Active` not `(:Status {name:"Active"})`) |
| **Join hint** | Query tuning last resort | `USING JOIN ON n` in Cypher |
**Bucket pattern (time-series / high-volume):**
```cypher
// Instead of: (:User)-[:VIEWED]->(:Page) (millions of rels per user)
// Bucket by hour:
(u:User)-[:VIEWED_IN]->(b:ViewBucket {userId: u.id, hour: '2025-04-28T14'})-[:VIEWED]->(p:Page)
// Query last hour's views without traversing full history:
MATCH (u:User {id: $uid})-[:VIEWED_IN]->(b:ViewBucket {hour: $hour})-[:VIEWED]->(p)
RETURN p.url
```
---
### Naming Conventions
| Element | Convention | Good | Bad |
|---|---|---|---|
| Node label | PascalCase, singular noun | `:Person`, `:BlogPost` | `:person`, `:blog_posts`, `:Entity` |
| Relationship type | SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE, verb phrase | `:ACTED_IN`, `:WORKS_FOR` | `:actedin`, `:relatedTo`, `:HAS` |
| Property key | camelCase | `firstName`, `createdAt` | `FirstName`, `first_name` |
| Constraint name | snake_case descriptive | `person_id_unique` | `constraint1` |
| Index name | snake_case descriptive | `person_name_idx` | `index2` |
---
### Schema Enforcement — What to Create for Each Element
Run all DDL with `IF NOT EXISTS`. Apply before importing data.
```cypher
// 1. Uniqueness constraint — every node type used in MERGE
CREATE CONSTRAINT person_id_unique IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (p:Person) REQUIRE p.id IS UNIQUE;
// 2. Existence constraint (Enterprise) — mandatory properties
CREATE CONSTRAINT person_name_exists IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (p:Person) REQUIRE p.name IS NOT NULL;
// 3. Property type constraint (Enterprise) — enforce data type
CREATE CONSTRAINT person_born_integer IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (p:Person) REQUIRE p.born IS :: INTEGER;
// 4. Key constraint (Enterprise) — unique + exists in one
CREATE CONSTRAINT movie_tmdbid_key IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (m:Movie) REQUIRE m.tmdbId IS NODE KEY;
// 4b. Community alternative to NODE KEY — composite uniqueness (existence not enforced)
CREATE CONSTRAINT movie_title_released_unique IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (m:Movie) REQUIRE (m.title, m.released) IS UNIQUE;
// 5. Range index — equality and range filters on properties
CREATE INDEX person_name_idx IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (p:Person) ON (p.name);
// 6. Fulltext index — ranked free-text search via `db.index.fulltext.queryNodes` / `SEARCH` (Lucene syntax, wildcards like `An*`); not used for CONTAINS / STARTS WITH predicates
CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX person_fulltext IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (n:Person) ON EACH [n.name, n.bio];
// 6b. Text index — serves CONTAINS / STARTS WITH / ENDS WITH (range index preferred for STARTS WITH when present)
CREATE TEXT INDEX person_bio_text IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (n:Person) ON (n.bio);
// 7. Vector index — embedding similarity search
CREATE VECTOR INDEX chunk_embedding_idx IF NOT EXISTS
FOR (c:Chunk) ON (c.embedding)
OPTIONS { indexConfig: { `vector.dimensions`: 1536, `vector.similarity_function`: 'cosine' } };
// 8. Relationship index — filter on rel properties
CREATE INDEX acted_in_year_idx IF NOT EXISTS
FOR ()-[r:ACTED_IN]-() ON (r.year);
```
After creating indexes, poll until ONLINE:
```cypher
SHOW INDEXES YIELD name, state WHERE state <> 'ONLINE' RETURN name, state;
```
Do NOT use an index until state = `ONLINE`.
---
### Vector / Embedding Property Modeling
Prefer dedicated `:Chunk` nodes for long text; short-text embeddings can live on the entity:
```
(:Document)-[:HAS_CHUNK]->(c:Chunk {text: "...", embedding: [...]})
```
Rules:
- Chunk node: `text` (source text), `embedding` (float array), `chunkIndex` (int)
- Parent document: metadata only (title, url, createdAt)
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