Day 14 challenge
Goal: create data intelligence agents for graph and document databasesTheme: domain specialization week - data & analyticsTime investment: ~20 minutes
What you’ll accomplish today
- Build agents that understand graph relationships and document structures
- Connect Neo4j for relationship analysis and pattern detection
- Integrate MongoDB for flexible document querying
- Create insights from complex, interconnected data
You’ll need access to Neo4j and/or MongoDB instances to complete today’s
hands-on exercises. The concepts apply to any modern database.
Step 1: Understanding modern data patterns
Data intelligence agents must grasp:Graph intelligence Neo4j
- Relationship mapping: How entities connect and influence each other
- Pattern detection: Finding hidden connections in networks
- Path analysis: Shortest paths, influence chains, impact radius
- Community detection: Clusters, groups, and anomalies
Document intelligence MongoDB
- Schema flexibility: Varying document structures and embedded data
- Aggregation patterns: Complex queries across nested documents
- Time-series analysis: Historical patterns and trends
- X insights: Location-based patterns and relationships
Beyond SQL thinking modern data agents understand relationships and
document structures, not just tables and rows.
Step 2: Create specialized data agents
Graph intelligence agent (Neo4j)
Document analytics agent (MongoDB)
Step 3: Connect and explore your databases
Neo4j connection capabilities
Your agent can:- Traverse relationships: Follow connections multiple degrees deep
- Find patterns: Match complex relationship structures
- Calculate centrality: Identify important nodes in networks
- Detect communities: Find natural groupings and clusters
MongoDB connection capabilities
Your agent can:- Query nested documents: Access deeply embedded data
- Aggregate flexibly: Group, filter, and transform documents
- Handle variety: Work with different document structures
- Process time-series: Analyze temporal patterns
Step 4: Implement data intelligence workflows
Graph analysis example (Neo4j)
- Referral chains and their success rates
- Network effects from key customers
- Community structures and growth patterns
- Opportunities for connection strategies
Document analysis example (MongoDB)
- Feature usage sequences in activity logs
- Correlation between user properties and adoption
- Time-to-value patterns across segments
- Drop-off points in user journeys
Step 5: Create advanced data workflows
Network health monitoring (Neo4j):What you’ve accomplished
In 20 minutes, you’ve built sophisticated data intelligence agents: Graph understanding Agents that see relationships, not just data points Document flexibility working with varied, nested, and complex structures Pattern recognition finding insights in connected and unstructured data Actionable intelligence recommendations based on data patterns, not just queriesThe power of modern data agents
Data agents that understand modern databases can:- Reveal hidden connections in relationship networks
- Find patterns in chaos of unstructured documents
- Predict behaviors from historical patterns
- Enable data democracy without query language expertise
Tomorrow - Day 15
Customer relationship management with Attio and Google Sheets. Build agents
for sales intelligence and spreadsheet automation.
Pro tip for today
Challenge your data agents:Time to complete: ~20 minutes Skills learned graph database intelligence, document database analytics, pattern recognition, modern data workflows Next Day 15 - CRM and spreadsheet intelligence with Attio and Google Sheets
Remember the best data agents don’t just run queries—they understand the
meaning behind the data and find patterns humans might miss.