"sqlite" matching MCP servers:

A credential-free MCP server that turns a Substack publication's public RSS archive and official analytics snapshots into a durable, queryable local SQLite ledger. It provides 12 MCP tools for browsing posts, tracking versions, recording metric snapshots, and analyzing content patterns.

Enables AI assistants to manage scheduled social media posts and content automation across multiple platforms (X/Twitter, Reddit, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube). Supports organizing campaigns into tracks, scheduling posts with natural language, and automating content workflows with local SQLite storage.

Enables MCP-capable agents to author, query, and maintain a self-hosted wiki through typed tools backed by SQLite, including full-text search, revisions, links, tags, media, and correction work queues. It supports configurable read, author, and admin tool surfaces for creating, updating, deleting, reviving, and section-editing pages.

A self-hosted blog for one person, with an MCP server so an AI agent can write and publish to it. One Bun process, two SQLite files, no cloud account in the path.

Exposes a SQLite artwork catalog to MCP clients, enabling search, filtering, stats, and publish-state checks alongside full create, update, and delete operations on artworks and their Category/Medium/Tag/Group classifiers. Results include ready-to-use image, thumbnail, and video URLs, and metadata changes mark the catalog as pending publish.

A novel management tool that uses SQLite database to store and manage novel information including chapters, characters, and plot outlines. Provides database operations and SQL query capabilities for writers to organize their creative work through natural language.