MySQL-MCP-Server

What is MySQL-MCP-Server?

MySQL-MCP-Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects to MySQL databases. It exposes the table structure as resources, provides read-only SQL query tools, and includes predefined prompts for common data analysis tasks. It is designed for LLMs to access and interact with database schema and data.

How to use MySQL-MCP-Server?

Configure the server to connect to a MySQL database, then run it as an MCP server. Interact with it via any MCP client to list table schemas, execute read-only SQL queries, and use the included analysis tips.

Key features of MySQL-MCP-Server

• Connects to MySQL databases via MCP protocol
• Exposes table structure as MCP resources
• Provides read-only SQL query tool
• Includes predefined prompts for data analysis
• Allows LLMs to explore database schema

Use cases of MySQL-MCP-Server

• LLMs querying database schema to understand table relationships
• Automating data analysis with read-only SQL queries
• Enabling AI assistants to inspect database structure
• Supporting data exploration tasks in MCP-compatible clients

FAQ from MySQL-MCP-Server

What is the purpose of MySQL-MCP-Server?

It allows LLMs to access MySQL database structure and perform read-only SQL queries through the MCP protocol.

Are queries read-only?

Yes, only read-only SQL queries are permitted. Write operations are not supported.

What data is exposed as resources?

The table structure (schema) of the connected MySQL database is exposed as MCP resources.

What prerequisites are needed?

A MySQL database instance and an MCP client that can connect to the server.

Does it support write operations?

No, it is limited to read-only SQL queries and schema exploration.