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  • 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
  • Execute write SQL statements (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) to modify PostgreSQL database data. Use with caution as this tool directly changes database content.
    MIT
  • Dry-run INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE inside a transaction, capture real results (row counts, errors, before/after data), then roll back to verify mutations safely.
    MIT
  • Transfer database schema and data between PostgreSQL servers or databases with topological ordering. Supports dry-run to preview SQL changes.
    MIT

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    Provides PostgreSQL database management and analysis via MCP, enabling schema exploration, query execution, performance monitoring, and database health checks.
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    Enables comprehensive PostgreSQL database management including index tuning, query plan analysis, health monitoring, schema-aware SQL generation, and safe SQL execution with configurable access control for both development and production environments.
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  • Retrieve complete table metadata including columns, constraints, indexes, size, row count, and sample rows in a single request, replacing multiple database queries.
    MIT
  • Analyze SQL query performance by generating execution plans with cost estimates to optimize PostgreSQL database operations.
    MIT
  • Explain PostgreSQL query execution plans to identify performance bottlenecks and missing indexes. Optionally run with analyze for real timings.
    MIT
  • Identify database health problems by running checks on indexes, connections, vacuum, sequences, replication, buffer cache, and constraints.
    MIT
  • Explains SQL query execution plans with cost estimates. Optionally runs query for real statistics or simulates hypothetical indexes to compare performance.
    MIT
  • Discover all configured PostgreSQL servers and their connection status. Use this first to get available server names before proceeding with other actions.
    MIT
  • List all schemas in the connected PostgreSQL database. Optionally include system schemas or use one-time server/database/schema overrides.
    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
  • Test SQL migrations safely by executing all statements in a transaction, capturing real results and errors, then rolling back to prevent changes.
    MIT
  • Export database schema (DDL) and data to a SQL file for migration scripts or backups. Supports objects, table data, schema dumps, and query results.
    MIT
  • Converts high-level schema change intents (add column, foreign key, index, etc.) into multi-step zero-downtime DDL recipes for safe table alterations.
    MIT
  • Cancel or terminate a PostgreSQL backend session by PID. Use soft cancel to interrupt a query or hard terminate to kill the entire backend.
    MIT