MCP Server Mariadb Reader
This is an MCP server project that provides exploration and interaction functions for MariaDB databases, supporting AI assistants to access and query database information through tools.
rating : 2.5 points
downloads : 6.8K
What is MariaDB Reader MCP Server?
This is a bridge service that connects AI assistants with MariaDB databases, allowing AI assistants like Cline to safely query and browse database content without direct access to database credentials.How to use this service?
Integrate the service into the MCP client (such as the VS Code plugin) through simple configuration, and the AI assistant can query the database through natural language.Use cases
Data analysts can quickly query database structures through AI, developers can obtain real - time data references during coding, and business personnel can obtain data insights in natural language.Main features
Database navigation
Visually browse all accessible databases and table structures
Schema query
Get detailed field definitions and data types of any table
Data preview
Safely view a sample of table data (100 rows by default)
Advantages
Explore databases without writing SQL
Ensure data security through permission control
Seamlessly integrate with mainstream AI assistants
Limitations
Only support query operations (do not support data modification)
There is a limit on the amount of data returned by default
Database connection needs to be pre - configured
How to use
Get the service code
Clone the GitHub repository to the local machine
Configure connection information
Set database connection parameters in the MCP client configuration file
Start the service
Automatically load the service through the MCP client
Usage examples
Explore a new database
Quickly understand the data structure when accessing a new project database
Data field verification
Confirm the accurate field types of a certain table during development
Frequently Asked Questions
What permissions are required to use?
How to increase the number of rows returned by the query?
Related resources
GitHub repository
Project source code and latest version
MCP protocol documentation
Official description of the Model Context Protocol

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