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Query MySQL and inspect metadata through a secure MCP server
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "mysqlDbMcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to this MySQL MCP tool and inspect the orders table schema, primary key, and indexes in the target database.
Returns table schema, column types, primary key, and index metadata.
Use the MySQL MCP tool to run a read-only SQL query that counts each user's orders in the last 7 days and returns the results.
Returns query results as a table or structured data.
List the tables and views available in the current database, and briefly summarize their names.
Returns a list of available tables/views with related metadata.
A data analyst can inspect tables, columns, and indexes before writing SQL, reducing trial and error. It is useful for quickly understanding an existing MySQL database schema.
Developers can integrate it into workflows to query MySQL through standard MCP access while keeping read-only by default. It fits scenarios that need stable, controlled database access.
DevOps engineers can connect via stdio or HTTP, inspect metadata, and run necessary read-only queries. It is suitable for remote troubleshooting of database status and objects.
It is a MySQL MCP server that supports metadata inspection and querying. It is read-only by default and can be used over stdio or HTTP.
No. The description explicitly says it is read-only by default.
The description says it supports stdio or HTTP. For anything beyond that, see the source repository.
Safely run read-only MySQL queries and inspect databases, tables, and schemas.
Connect to MySQL for safe read-only queries and schema exploration.
Manage MySQL databases safely with bulk operations, monitoring, and backups.
Query and manage multiple databases with read-only access and schema inspection.
Connect to multiple databases to query, inspect schemas, and access remotely via SSH.
Connect to MySQL over stdio to query, modify data, and inspect schemas.