What tools does MongoDB Lens provide?
MongoDB Lens offers over 40 tools including `find-documents`, `aggregate-data`, `analyze-schema`, `create-index`, `transaction`, `watch-changes`, and `export-data`.
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Basic information
🍃🔎 MongoDB Lens: Full Featured MCP Server for MongoDB Databases
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
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MongoDB Lens is a local Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides full featured access to MongoDB databases using natural language via LLMs, enabling queries, aggregations, performance optimization, and more.
Install via npm (npm install -g mongodb-lens) or Docker, configure by setting the MONGODB_URI environment variable, then set up your MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop or Cursor) according to the provided client setup instructions. Run the server and explore your databases using natural language.
MongoDB Lens offers over 40 tools including `find-documents`, `aggregate-data`, `analyze-schema`, `create-index`, `transaction`, `watch-changes`, and `export-data`.
Yes, it requires Node.js (installed via npm) or can be run as a Docker container. Both packages are available on npm and Docker Hub.
Supply a MongoDB connection string via the `MONGODB_URI` environment variable at startup, or use the `connect-mongodb` tool to switch databases at runtime.
Yes, operations like `drop-collection`, `delete-document`, `drop-database`, and others require explicit user confirmation before execution.
MongoDB Lens works with Claude Desktop and Cursor out of the box, and can be configured with any MCP‑compatible client.
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