mongodb-queries

Flattens MongoDB nested documents and arrays into table-ready rows for analysis.

11|6|Updated Nov 15, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/mako-ai/mako --skill mongodb-queries-mako-ai
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Skill: mongodb-queries
Source: https://github.com/mako-ai/mako/tree/main/api/src/agent-skills/mongodb-queries
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mako-ai/mako --skill mongodb-queries-mako-ai

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

MongoDB queries frequently return nested structures and time-series data that are difficult to analyze in tables. This skill reshapes results to be flat and table-friendly, enabling straightforward reporting and visualization.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Flatten nested documents into top-level fields (e.g., replacing dotted paths with safe column names)
  • Support pivots for time-series data with consistent column order and gaps filled
  • Handle projections and limiting to produce compact, analytics-ready outputs
  • Use Case: Convert an aggregation pipeline output into a single-row-per-entity table for dashboards.

Quick Start

Run a MongoDB query and apply this skill to produce a flat, table-ready structure from the results.

Frequently Asked Questions about mongodb-queries

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I flatten MongoDB query results for table analysis?▼

To flatten MongoDB query results, apply a data transformation that reshapes nested documents, arrays, and dotted field paths into a flat, table-friendly structure. This process enforces deterministic column naming to ensure the output is ready for analysis.

What is the best way to pivot MongoDB time-series data into columns?▼

Pivoting MongoDB time-series data involves transforming temporal rows into columns with consistent key ordering. The transformation fills gaps in time-series data and projects fields to ensure a stable output schema for reporting.

Can I flatten nested documents from a MongoDB aggregation pipeline?▼

Yes, you can flatten nested documents from a MongoDB aggregation pipeline. The transformation supports both single find queries and aggregate pipelines, replacing roots as needed to produce a single-row-per-entity table for dashboards.

Does flattening MongoDB dotted field paths support deterministic column naming?▼

Flattening MongoDB dotted field paths supports deterministic column naming by replacing nested structures with safe, top-level column names. This ensures that your projected output schema remains stable across different query runs.

Why are my MongoDB aggregation results difficult to visualize in tables?▼

MongoDB aggregation results are difficult to visualize because they contain nested structures and arrays. Reshaping these results into a flat structure by projecting and replacing roots enables straightforward reporting and visualization.