"sqlite" matching MCP servers:

MCP server for Fansly account analytics using your own session, storing metrics in local SQLite. Provides tools for profile metrics, post performance, top fans, churn, and more.

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.

An MCP server that enables users to interact with the Bluesky social network through comprehensive read and write API tools, including session management and timeline navigation. It also features a Jetstream-powered local SQLite database for indexing and searching Japanese posts.

Enables reading, searching, and posting to LiveJournal journals via the legacy XML-RPC API, with local SQLite caching for offline search.

A self-hosted WhatsApp gateway that exposes messaging capabilities via MCP, allowing AI agents to send, receive, and manage WhatsApp messages through a single-command setup with SQLite storage.

Self-hosted football social-media agent that drafts posts, generates assets, and requires Telegram approval before publishing, with stateful SQLite storage and async image jobs.

Archives posts from X into a local SQLite database and provides tools for semantic analysis and natural language search. It enables agents to manage low-cost data ingestion and retrieve relevant posts using local embeddings and topic labeling.

A local-first LinkedIn workspace that turns your own documents, CVs, repositories, and exports into a verifiable claim ledger and evidence-backed canonical profile, enabling evidence import, claim verification, profile patching, post drafting, content planning, analytics, and publication approvals through MCP tools — all stored locally in SQLite with an optional human-review dashboard.

Enables MCP clients to control a logged-in Discord account through 70+ tools: browsing guilds and channels, sending and reacting to messages, moderating members, managing channels, roles, emojis, and webhooks, plus searching and analyzing captured message history stored in SQLite. Authenticates using tokens already cached by the local Discord client, requiring no bot account or manual token setup.