Spotdb
SpotDB is a lightweight data sandbox that provides a securely isolated temporary database environment for AI workflows and data exploration, supporting snapshot restoration and multiple API access methods.
rating : 2.5 points
downloads : 5.9K
What is SpotDB?
SpotDB is a lightweight, temporary data sandbox environment designed specifically for large language model (LLM) and intelligent agent workflows. It provides a securely isolated space where AI agents and scripts can analyze data without directly accessing the production database, effectively preventing accidental data modification, ensuring data privacy, and providing guardrail protection for secure data exploration.How to use SpotDB?
Through simple installation and startup steps, you can quickly create a temporary database environment. It supports uploading CSV files via the REST API, querying data using SQL, and seamless integration with AI models through the Model Context Protocol. It also provides an intuitive web interface for data exploration.Use cases
AI - assisted data analysis, machine learning model testing, data exploration and visualization, team - collaborative data sandbox, education and training environment, prototype development, and proof - of - concept.Main Features
Temporary Data Sandbox
Create a temporary database for AI workflows and data exploration. Data is automatically cleaned up after use to ensure the security of production data.
Data Snapshot
Capture and store data snapshots, supporting restoration to a specific point - in - time data state or resuming work from a previous state.
MCP API Integration
Seamlessly integrate with AI models and intelligent agent workflows through the Model Context Protocol.
REST API
Provide a complete RESTful API for easy integration with traditional systems and applications.
Security Guardrails
Enforce rules and constraints to ensure data security and privacy protection.
Multi - layer Security
Provide multi - layer security protection to prevent unauthorized access and data modification.
Web Data Explorer
Provide an intuitive web interface that supports file upload and data query operations.
Advantages
Completely isolated environment to protect the security of production data
Fast deployment and easy to use, reducing the technical threshold
Flexible API supports multiple integration methods
Built - in security mechanisms to reduce the risk of human error
Support for data snapshots for easy version control and state restoration
Limitations
Temporary data storage, not suitable for long - term data preservation
Optimized mainly for small - to - medium - scale data sets
Requires basic knowledge of command - line operations
Currently mainly supports CSV format data import
How to Use
Install SpotDB
Install SpotDB to your system via the Homebrew package manager.
Start the Server
Run the spotdb command to start the local server.
Upload Data File
Upload a CSV - formatted data file to the specified table via the REST API.
Query Data
Use SQL statements to query the uploaded data.
Configure Claude Integration
Add SpotDB to Claude's MCP configuration.
Use the Web Interface
Open the Explorer interface in your browser for visual operations.
Usage Examples
Sales Data Analysis
Upload a sales data CSV file and let the AI assistant analyze sales trends and customer behavior.
Customer Data Exploration
Create a sandbox copy of customer data for customer segmentation and behavior analysis.
Product Inventory Management
Upload inventory data and let the AI assistant optimize inventory levels and replenishment strategies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What data formats does SpotDB support?
How long is the data stored in SpotDB?
Do I need programming knowledge to use it?
What is the maximum size of data files supported by SpotDB?
How to ensure data security?
What AI models does SpotDB support integration with?
Related Resources
Full Documentation
Detailed installation guide, API reference, and advanced usage.
GitHub Repository
Source code, issue feedback, and contribution guidelines.
Model Context Protocol
Official documentation and specifications of the MCP protocol.
Homebrew
Official website of the macOS package manager.

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