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"A server for interacting with PostgreSQL and executing SQL scripts" matching MCP tools:

  • Add automation scripts for building, deploying, upgrading, querying, testing, and interacting with a Klever smart contract project. Creates a scripts/ directory and updates .gitignore.
    MIT
  • Execute read-only SQL queries against PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQL Server. Automatically adapts syntax to the target dialect. Returns results with connection and dialect metadata. Default limit 100 rows.
    MIT
  • Run SQL queries to analyze, modify, or troubleshoot Heroku PostgreSQL databases. Execute commands or file-based queries with credential management for direct database access.
    Apache 2.0
  • Run SQL queries on stored trading DataFrames, supporting table management and complex analytics, with optional server-side function application for Greeks and technicals.
    MIT
  • Execute data modification SQL statements (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, DDL). Validate without executing by setting dryRun=true; confirm destructive operations like DROP or TRUNCATE before execution.
    MIT

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    A read-only MCP server for SQL Server database introspection that enables Claude to explore and query databases via tools like listing objects and executing SELECT queries.
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    A Model Context Protocol server that provides a standardized interface for interacting with SQL databases through the MCP protocol.
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  • Executes SQL in a real ephemeral database: rows, typed errors with suggestions, plans, diffs.

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  • Check PostgreSQL server version, connection status, and extension availability to verify database accessibility and configuration before monitoring or analysis tasks.
    MIT
  • Verify server identity and protocol compatibility by retrieving the manifest with protocol version, server name, and available capabilities before interacting with tools.
    Apache 2.0
  • Execute read-only SQL SELECT queries on a PostgreSQL database. Supports CTEs and EXPLAIN, with configurable row limit and timeout.
    MIT
  • Execute SQL SELECT queries to retrieve data from PostgreSQL databases. This read-only tool returns query results with rows, columns, and metadata for database analysis.
    MIT
  • Translate a natural-language question into an SQL statement using an LLM. Review the generated SQL before executing it with run_sql.
    MIT
  • List databases or tables/collections on a remote server using MySQL, PostgreSQL, or MongoDB without modifying any data.
    MIT
  • Get the estimated execution plan for a SELECT SQL query without running it. Understand query performance and indexing before execution.
    MIT
  • Analyze SQL query performance by generating execution plans with cost estimates to optimize PostgreSQL database operations.
    MIT
  • Compare managed PostgreSQL database pricing across AWS, Azure, GCP, and OCI by specifying vCPUs, memory, and storage to find the cheapest option per cloud.
    MIT
  • Execute read-only SQL queries like SELECT, EXPLAIN, and SHOW on PostgreSQL, with automatic validation to block any write or DDL operations.
    MIT
  • Answer natural-language questions by automatically generating and executing SQL, returning a Markdown report with summary, highlights, and data preview.
    MIT
  • Discover all configured PostgreSQL servers and their connection status. Use this first to get available server names before proceeding with other actions.
    MIT
  • Execute SQL files for database migrations, schema changes, or data imports. Supports atomic transactions, validation preview, and pattern stripping for compatibility.
    MIT
  • Preview a SQL file to see statement counts, type breakdown, and danger warnings without executing. Understand migration impact before running.
    MIT