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      Enables AI agents to inspect database schemas and run strictly read-only SQL queries with guardrails against destructive statements, multi-statement chaining, and unbounded scans. Supports SQLite natively and PostgreSQL optionally.
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      Enables AI agents to safely query SQL databases through read-only tools for describing entities, reading records, and aggregating records, with view-based access and fail-closed per-user row-level security.
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      Enables AI agents to safely query and explore SQLite databases through read-only, guard-protected tools that block writes, sensitive table access, and runaway queries.
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      Enables AI assistants to query SQL databases safely with read-only access, allowing schema discovery and SELECT queries while blocking writes and DDL operations.
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      Enables AI agents to query Postgres, BigQuery and DuckDB read-only through policy-checked SQL, with AST-based guards that refuse writes and dangerous functions, column masking on the way out, and an audit log of every query. Also exposes schema browsing and query-planning tools so agents can see allowed tables, columns and costs before running anything.
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      Enables AI assistants to explore and query PostgreSQL or SQLite databases read-only, with SQL allow-listing, automatic row limits, statement timeouts, column masking, per-tool rate limits and JSONL audit logging.
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