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Manage PocketBase collections and records with CRUD operations through MCP.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "pocketbase-mcp-server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
List all records in the posts collection in PocketBase and show the key fields for each item.
A list of records from the posts collection with their main fields.
Create a new record in the tasks collection in PocketBase with fields title=Finish weekly report and status=todo.
A new record is created in the tasks collection, with the creation result or record details returned.
Update the status of a specified record in the users collection in PocketBase to active, then delete another invalid record.
Returns the update result and delete result, confirming both actions were completed.
Developers can use this tool to directly view, create, update, or delete records in PocketBase while debugging or maintaining an application. It fits routine data management and content maintenance tasks.
When analysts or operations staff need to inspect data in a collection, they can list and view records first, then decide whether to update or clean them up. This helps with basic data maintenance more efficiently.
In an MCP workflow, this tool can perform standard CRUD operations on PocketBase, reducing the need to handle data manually in the admin interface. It is suitable for data update steps in automation flows.
It supports CRUD operations on PocketBase collections and records, including listing, viewing, creating, updating, and deleting items.
The provided information does not include installation or integration steps. For the exact setup, see the source repository.
It is known to operate on PocketBase collections and records, but no authentication, connection, or runtime requirements are provided. See the source repository for detailed prerequisites.
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