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"Connecting to and Running Queries on Local and Remote Databases" matching MCP tools:

  • Generate schema-aware query suggestions with ready-to-run SQL to help explore unfamiliar databases and find useful queries.
    MIT
  • Probe services to identify databases, caches, remote desktop, SSH, SMTP, and IoT devices. Auto-detect from port numbers or select a specific service.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Monitor active database queries and processes on Heroku apps to identify long-running queries, track progress, debug performance issues, and view resource usage in real-time.
    Apache 2.0
  • Transfer directories between local and remote systems using archive-based methods. Automatically selects tar.gz for Linux/macOS or zip for Windows.
    GPL 3.0

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  • Retrieve available databases, tables, and field schemas before writing SQL queries to confirm existing structures.
    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
  • Monitor currently running PostgreSQL queries to identify performance bottlenecks and manage database connections effectively.
    MIT
  • Transfer files between local and remote systems. Specify upload or download direction with local and remote file paths.
    GPL 3.0
  • Switch to a named local database so all subsequent search, ingest, and sync operations target that database until changed again.
    MIT
  • Execute SQL queries to retrieve or modify data in LaunchFrame project databases. Supports local development and production environments with appropriate safeguards.
    MIT
  • Upload a local file to a remote server over SFTP, overwriting any existing file at the target path. Remote path must be writable by the SSH user.
    MIT
  • Download a remote file from a named server to a local path using SFTP. The operation is read-only on the remote side and overwrites any existing local file.
    MIT
  • Publish local commits to a remote repository, optionally including tags; force push requires explicit confirmation. Use when local work is ready to share.
    MIT
  • Upload a local file to a remote server via SFTP. Specify local path, remote path, and file permissions.
    MIT
  • Open or reuse a tunnel to a configured database connection without connecting to the database. Returns the local host/port and tunnel_id for later tunnel management.
    MIT
  • Uploads a single local file to a remote path over SFTP, overwriting any existing file at that destination. Use for quick file pushes when the remote path is writable by the configured SSH user.
    MIT