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PromptQL MCP Server

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Other

License

MIT

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Author

hasura

About PromptQL MCP Server

Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Hasura PromptQL

PromptQL MCP Server config

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

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "promptql-mcp": {
      "command": "python",
      "args": [
        "-m",
        "venv",
        "venv"
      ]
    }
  }
}

PromptQL MCP Server tools

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Overview

What is PromptQL MCP Server?

It bridges Hasura’s PromptQL data agent with AI assistants via the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling natural language queries against enterprise data. The server is currently unstable and only for PromptQL v1; an alpha release for v2 is coming soon.

How to use PromptQL MCP Server?

Install from source by cloning the repository, creating a Python 3.10+ virtual environment, and running pip install -e .. Configure credentials with python -m promptql_mcp_server setup (using flags for API key, playground URL, auth token, and auth mode) or via environment variables (PROMPTQL_API_KEY, PROMPTQL_PLAYGROUND_URL, PROMPTQL_AUTH_TOKEN, PROMPTQL_AUTH_MODE). For Claude Desktop, add the server to the MCP configuration JSON, pointing to the Python executable.

Key features of PromptQL MCP Server

  • Natural language data queries in plain English
  • Table artifact support for formatted results
  • Secure configuration for API credentials
  • Dual authentication modes (public and private DDN)
  • Data analysis and visualization insights
  • Simple integration with MCP-compatible clients

Use cases of PromptQL MCP Server

  • Ask “What were our total sales last quarter?”
  • Request “Who are our top five customers by revenue?”
  • Analyze “Show me the trend of new user signups over the past 6 months”
  • Query “Which products have the highest profit margin?”
  • Perform multi-turn conversational data analysis with context retention

Frequently asked questions

1

What authentication modes does PromptQL MCP Server support?

It supports two modes: public (default, uses `Auth-Token` header for public DDN endpoints) and private (uses `x-hasura-ddn-token` header for private/internal DDN deployments).

2

What are the prerequisites for using PromptQL MCP Server?

Python 3.10 or higher, a Hasura PromptQL project with API key, playground URL, and DDN Auth Token, and an MCP-compatible client such as Claude Desktop.

3

How do I configure credentials for PromptQL MCP Server?

You can run `python -m promptql_mcp_server setup` with `--api-key`, `--playground-url`, `--auth-token`, and `--auth-mode` flags, or set the environment variables `PROMPTQL_API_KEY`, `PROMPTQL_PLAYGROUND_URL`, `PROMPTQL_AUTH_TOKEN`, and `PROMPTQL_AUTH_MODE`.

4

What tools does PromptQL MCP Server expose?

It exposes `start_thread`, `start_thread_without_polling`, `continue_thread`, `get_thread_status`, `cancel_thread`, `setup_config`, and `check_config` as MCP tools, plus a `data_analysis` prompt.

5

How do I switch between public and private authentication modes?

Reconfigure the server using the `--auth-mode` flag (`public` or `private`) in the setup command or update the `PROMPTQL_AUTH_MODE` environment variable accordingly.

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