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Dolt MCP Server

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Category

Other

Transports

stdio

Author

dolthub

Submitted by

Dustin Brown

About Dolt MCP Server

The MCP server for Dolt databases.

#dolt#clone#push#pull#fetch#branch#merge

Dolt MCP Server config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "dolt-mcp": {
      "command": "/path/to/dolt-mcp-server",
      "args": [
        "--stdio",
        "--dolt-host",
        "0.0.0.0",
        "--dolt-port",
        "3306",
        "--dolt-user",
        "root",
        "--dolt-database",
        "your_database_name"
      ],
      "env": {
        "DOLT_PASSWORD": "your_password_if_needed"
      }
    }
  }
}

Dolt MCP Server tools

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Overview

What is Dolt Mcp?

The Dolt Mcp server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides AI assistants with direct access to Dolt’s version‑controlled SQL databases. It exposes a comprehensive set of tools for database management, table operations, version control workflows, and data manipulation.

How to use Dolt Mcp?

Install Go 1.24.4 or later and ensure a running Dolt SQL server. Build from source (go build -o dolt-mcp-server ./mcp/cmd/dolt-mcp-server) or use the official Docker image (dolthub/dolt-mcp:latest). Run in stdio mode (recommended for AI assistants like Claude Desktop) or http mode, providing Dolt connection parameters via command‑line flags or environment variables. For Claude Desktop, add a configuration block to the MCP settings pointing to the binary with the required --stdio and Dolt arguments.

Key features of Dolt Mcp

  • 40+ tools for database and version control tasks
  • Create, drop, and manage databases
  • Create, alter, describe, and query tables
  • Branch management, commits, merges, and diffs
  • Data insert, update, delete, and read operations
  • Clone, fetch, push, and pull from remote repositories

Use cases of Dolt Mcp

  • AI‑assisted database schema design and data CRUD operations
  • Version‑controlled data pipelines: branching, staging, and merging datasets
  • Interactive data analysis and change tracking through natural language
  • Experimenting with data transformations on isolated branches
  • Integrating Dolt data operations into chatbots or custom web applications

Frequently asked questions

1

What does the Dolt Mcp server do?

It bridges AI assistants (e.g., Claude) with Dolt’s version‑controlled SQL databases, enabling natural‑language database management, table operations, version control workflows, and remote repository actions.

2

How do I install and run the server?

Prerequisites are Go 1.24.4+ and a running Dolt SQL server. Build from source or use the Docker image. Run in `stdio` mode for AI assistants or `http` mode for web apps, providing Dolt connection details (host, user, database, password) via flags or environment variables.

3

Can I run the server with Docker?

Yes. Pull `dolthub/dolt-mcp:latest` and run it with the required environment variables (`DOLT_HOST`, `DOLT_USER`, `DOLT_DATABASE`) and optionally `MCP_MODE` (stdio or http) and `MCP_PORT`.

4

What server modes are available?

Two modes: `stdio` (over standard input/output, ideal for Claude Desktop) and `http` (exposes a REST API for custom integrations). Set via the `-stdio`/`--http` flag or the `MCP_MODE` environment variable.

5

How do I authenticate to the Dolt SQL server?

Provide the username (`--dolt-user`), optional password (`--dolt-password` or `DOLT_PASSWORD` environment variable), and the target database (`--dolt-database`). The server passes these credentials to the Dolt SQL server.

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