dbt MCP Integrations

Why this server?

Provides tools to interact with dbt, including executing dbt CLI commands (build, compile, run, test), accessing Semantic Layer for metric querying, and using Discovery API to explore models and their relationships in a dbt project.

Why this server?

Enables interaction with DBT (Data Build Tool) projects, allowing querying of project metadata, inspection of models, sources, and tests, viewing compiled SQL, running DBT commands, and accessing DBT documentation and lineage.

Why this server?

Allows AI agents to execute dbt CLI commands and interact with dbt projects. Supports operations like run, test, compile, list resources, debug, install dependencies, and load seed data.

Why this server?

Provides access to dbt project metadata through manifest.json and catalog.json artifacts, enabling search of models, sources, and tests, inspection of node attributes, exploration of model dependencies, and tracing of column-level lineage within dbt projects.

Why this server?

Connects to the dbt Semantic Layer to provide access to business metrics, allowing users to browse available metrics, generate semantic queries, analyze data with filters and groupings, and visualize query results.

Why this server?

Analyzes DBT manifest files with automatic schema version detection, providing lineage tracking, upstream and downstream dependency analysis, model metadata retrieval, and compiled code access for DBT projects.

Why this server?

Provides dbt CLI operations including running, testing, compiling, and building models, along with project discovery, metadata analysis, and lineage exploration for dbt Core data transformation projects.

Why this server?

Integrates with dbt through a manifest file path, likely enabling querying or analysis of dbt models and metadata.