Mcpcosmosdb
The MCP server for Azure CosmosDB provides 8 powerful tools for document database analysis, container discovery, and data query operations
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What is MCP CosmosDB?
MCP CosmosDB is an intelligent database connector that allows AI assistants (such as Claude, Cursor IDE, etc.) to directly access and operate on Azure CosmosDB databases through the Model Context Protocol. It provides complete database analysis, query execution, and document management functions, enabling database exploration without writing complex code.How to use MCP CosmosDB?
Simply configure the connection string and database name, and then enable it in the supported MCP clients. AI assistants can execute database queries, analyze data structures, obtain document information, etc. through natural language instructions, greatly simplifying the database interaction process.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for scenarios where data analysts, developers, and business users need to quickly query and analyze CosmosDB data. It is particularly applicable to tasks such as data exploration, report generation, fault troubleshooting, and database structure analysis.Main features
๐๏ธ Database list
View all databases in the CosmosDB account and quickly understand the database environment structure
๐ฆ Container discovery
List all containers in the current database for easy navigation and data exploration
๐ Container details
Get detailed information about the container, including partition keys, index policies, and throughput configurations
๐ Container statistics
Analyze container statistical data, including the number of documents, size estimates, and partition distribution
๐ SQL query
Execute SQL queries and support parameterized queries, providing performance metrics and request cost information
๐ Document retrieval
Retrieve documents from the container, supporting filtering conditions and partition key positioning
๐ฏ Get document by ID
Precisely retrieve a specific document by its document ID and partition key
๐๏ธ Schema analysis
Analyze the document schema structure to understand the data model and field distribution
Advantages
Perform database queries and analysis without writing code
Support natural language instructions, reducing the technical threshold
Provide a complete set of database operation functions
Include built - in performance monitoring and request cost calculation
Support development with the local CosmosDB emulator
Limitations
Require correct configuration of connection strings and permissions
Large - scale data operations may incur high costs
The performance of cross - partition queries depends on the data distribution
Require support from MCP - compatible clients
How to use
Get connection information
Obtain the CosmosDB connection string (OCONNSTRING) and database name (COSMOS_DATABASE_ID) from the Azure portal
Configure the MCP client
Add server configuration in Claude Desktop, Cursor IDE, or other MCP clients
Start using
Use natural language instructions in the client to interact with the database, such as "List all containers" or "Query user data"
Usage examples
Database exploration
Quickly understand what containers and data structures are in the database
Data query and analysis
Execute complex data queries to gain business insights
Schema document generation
Analyze the data schema and generate a structure document
Frequently Asked Questions
How to obtain the CosmosDB connection string?
Does it support the local CosmosDB emulator?
What should I do if I encounter a cross - partition error during a query?
How to monitor query performance?
Which MCP clients are supported?
Related resources
Azure CosmosDB documentation
Official CosmosDB usage documentation and guides
Model Context Protocol
MCP protocol specification and technical details
GitHub repository
Project source code and issue tracking
npm package page
npm package information and installation instructions

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