Azure Cosmos MCP Server

This is an Azure Cosmos DB MCP server project that allows LLMs (such as Claude, VSCODE) to directly interact with the Azure Cosmos DB database and query data through natural language.

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update time : 2025-04-29

What is the Azure Cosmos DB MCP Server?

This server acts as a translator, connecting your AI assistant (such as Claude or VS Code Copilot) to the Azure Cosmos DB database. It allows you to query the database using everyday English questions without the need to use complex database queries.

How does it work?

The server uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to convert your natural language questions into database queries, executes the queries against Azure Cosmos DB, and returns the results in an easy - to - understand format.

When to use it?

It is the perfect choice for business users who need database insights without learning query languages or developers who want to quickly access data during development.

Features

Natural Language QueryConvert complex database queries into simple natural language questions.

Integrated AI AssistantSeamlessly collaborate with popular AI tools such as Claude and VS Code Copilot.

Efficient PerformanceAn optimized query execution engine ensures fast response and high performance.

Advantages and Limitations

How to Use

Install the Server

Download and install the Azure Cosmos DB MCP Server from GitHub.

Configure Settings

Configure your Azure Cosmos DB account and API key according to the documentation.

Connect the AI Assistant

Integrate the server with your preferred AI tool (such as Claude or Copilot).

Usage Examples

Search for ProductsFind information about specific products.

Analyze Sales DataGet a summary of sales data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to know SQL to use it?

Can it be used with other AI assistants?

Is my data secure?

Additional Resources

Azure Cosmos DB Documentation

Official Azure Cosmos DB documentation.

Model Context Protocol

Learn more about the MCP framework.

GitHub Repository

Source code and issue tracking.

🚀 Azure Cosmos DB MCP Server

This is a server that enables your large language models (such as Claude, VSCODE) to directly interact with your Azure Cosmos DB data! It can be regarded as a friendly translator between the AI assistant and the database, ensuring secure and efficient communication between them.

🚀 Quick Start

This server allows large language models to interact directly with Azure Cosmos DB data. It acts as a translator between the AI assistant and the database, ensuring secure and efficient communication.

Quick Example

You: "Who were our top 10 customers last month?"
Claude: *Queries your Azure Cosmos DB database and provides the results in plain English*

✨ Features

How it Works 🔄

It uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP), a general framework that serves as a bridge between AI models and databases. Although MCP supports any AI model, Claude Desktop is currently in developer preview.

📦 Installation

Prerequisites

Node.js 14 or higher
An Azure Cosmos DB NoSQL account or emulator
Claude Desktop installed

Installation Steps

Create a .env file and fill in the following content:

AZURE_COSMOSDB_URI=Your database URI
AZURE_COSMOSDB_KEY=Your database key
AZURE_COSMOSDB_DATABASE_ID=Your database ID
AZURE_COSMOSDB_CONTAINER_ID=Your container ID

Install dependencies:
```
npm install
```
Compile the project:
```
npm run build
```

Start the server:

npm start

After successful startup, the console will display:

Azure Cosmos DB server has been started, listening on stdio

💻 Usage Examples

Usage in VS Code Insiders 🛋️

Configure the mcp.json file.
Enable GitHub Copilot Agent mode.

Adding Project Information to the Claude Desktop Configuration File 🔌

Edit the claude_desktop_config file to specify the location of the MCP server and environment variables.

📚 Documentation

Contribution Guidelines

This project welcomes contributions and requires contributors to sign the Contributor License Agreement (CLA). For more information, visit the CLA page. Follow open - source code specifications and Microsoft's trademark policy.

This project is a bridge connecting AI models with Azure Cosmos DB, suitable for developers to automate database queries. Although it is currently in preview, it is fully functional and worth a try!