"Apache Flink" matching MCP servers:

Connects LLM clients to Apache Superset for querying charts, dashboards, datasets, databases, and executing SQL.

A Model Context Protocol server that renders Apache ECharts options to SVG, enabling AI agents to generate deterministic charts server-side without a browser.

Enables AI to create and manage Apache Superset dashboards, including adding charts and native filters from datasets.

Local stdio MCP server for reviewing Apache Superset dashboards, retrieving chart data, executing SQL through SQL Lab, and creating or updating saved queries.

MCP server for Preset (managed Apache Superset). Manage dashboards, charts, and datasets from Claude Code and other LLM agents.

An MCP server that provides AI assistants with full access to Apache Superset instances, enabling interaction with dashboards, charts, datasets, databases, and SQL execution capabilities.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for managing Apache Superset datasets, metrics, and SQL queries.

Enables AI agents to generate safe, runnable HTML chart pages from structured JSON data using Apache ECharts. It provides tools for chart type recommendation, page generation, validation, and patching with controlled, deterministic output.

A comprehensive MCP server for Apache Superset. Gives AI assistants full control over your Superset instance — dashboards, charts, datasets, SQL Lab, users, roles, RLS, and more — through 137 tools.

An MCP server for generating offline charts using Apache ECharts SVG SSR and rsvg-convert, optimized for Kylin ARM64 with 64KB page size.

Enables AI agents to manage Apache Superset BI metadata (charts, dashboards, datasets, and queries) via MCP, with a read-only default and optional governed write access.

A deployable remote MCP server that packages Microsoft's Flint chart compiler for chat hosts, enabling users to render, compile, and explore charts from natural language descriptions across Claude and Codex.

Enables agents to compile a semantic chart description (data, semantic types, chart intent) into native specs for five charting libraries and headlessly render three of them to SVG or PNG, delivered inline or as signed, expiring artifact URLs. It also exposes tools for validating charts, listing chart types and themes, plus resources and prompts that supply chart-authoring and theming conventions.