schema-viz
Click on "Install Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type
@followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@schema-vizshow my database schema as an ER diagram"
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
schema-viz MCP server
A local MCP server that renders a database schema as an interactive, dbdiagram.io-style ER diagram in your browser: draggable table cards, color-coded headers, PK/FK/unique badges, relationship lines, pan, and zoom. No internet, no account — it runs entirely on this machine.
How it works
You give it DBML (the same syntax as dbdiagram.io) — either inline text or a path to a
.dbmlfile. With no input it shows the bundledschema.dbml(the LLM-Tinder schema).It parses the DBML (small dependency-free parser in
lib/parseDbml.js), renders a self-contained HTML page, serves it from a local HTTP server (http://127.0.0.1:4477), and opens your browser.Call it again with an updated schema and the open tab auto-reloads.
Related MCP server: dgmo-mcp
Tools
Tool | What it does |
| Render & open a schema. Args: |
| Report whether the viewer is running and its URL. |
Register with Claude Code
A project-scoped .mcp.json is already created at the repo root pointing at
schema-mcp/index.js. Restart Claude Code (or approve the server when prompted)
and the schema-viz tools become available. Verify with /mcp.
To register it globally instead:
claude mcp add schema-viz -- node "$(pwd)/schema-mcp/index.js"Try it without MCP
cd schema-mcp
npm install
npm run demo # parses schema.dbml, serves it, opens the browserDiagram controls
Drag a table header to move it; relationship lines follow.
Drag the background to pan; scroll to zoom (or use the toolbar
+ / −).Auto-arrange re-packs the tables; Reset restores the default view.
Config
Port: set
SCHEMA_VIZ_PORT(default4477).
Slash commands (bonus)
commands/ holds the versioned source for the companion Claude Code slash commands:
schema.md→/schema— render the current project's.dbmlas the interactive diagram.xray.md→/xray— explain any project (structure, stack, backend, live runtime) and feed the visualizer's Infrastructure / How-it-was-built tabs viadisplay_schema'scontextarg.
These must live in ~/.claude/commands/ to work — this folder is the backup / source of truth.
Install with: cp commands/*.md ~/.claude/commands/
Tabbed dashboard (optional)
Pass a context object to display_schema to turn the diagram into a multi-tab dashboard:
Schema — the ER diagram (always present).
Infrastructure — cards of
{ title, rows: [[label, value]] }: database, auth, hosting, env var names (never values), MCPs. Reproducible from a project's files.How it was built —
buildSteps: [{ phase, items: [{ what, why }] }], a step-by-step story.
With no context, only the Schema tab shows (backward compatible). The /xray command assembles
this context automatically from the project.
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