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Safe async MySQL/MariaDB queries via an MCP server.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "io.github.codeChap/mysql" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use this MCP tool to connect to MySQL/MariaDB, run a read-only query to inspect the latest 10 rows in the orders table, and return a concise summary of the results.
Returns the query results with a brief summary.
Query MySQL for daily order amount totals over the last 7 days and present the results as a table.
Outputs daily aggregated statistics.
First check whether this SQL is destructive; if so, block execution and explain why: DROP TABLE users;
Detects a destructive query and prevents execution.
Developers can use it to run async queries against MySQL/MariaDB while debugging app or data issues. It is useful for inspecting tables and validating SQL results quickly.
Data analysts can query business database metrics and aggregate results as needed. It fits ad hoc analysis and result verification.
When SQL needs to be run against a database, it provides destructive-query safety to reduce the risk of accidental deletes or changes.
It is an MCP server for MySQL/MariaDB that supports async database queries. The description also mentions pooled async queries and destructive-query safety.
Based on the name and description, it is for MySQL and MariaDB. No other database support is stated in the provided information.
The description explicitly mentions destructive-query safety to reduce the risk of executing destructive SQL. The exact rules are not provided; see the source repository.
Execute SQL queries on MariaDB through an MCP server with YAML configuration.
Manage MySQL databases safely with bulk operations, monitoring, and backups.
Securely connect to and operate MySQL databases through the MCP protocol.
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.
Safely let AI query PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite in read-only mode.