Overview
What is DBtoolReader?
DBtoolReader is a PostgreSQL database tool built with Go that provides a server interface for executing database queries and retrieving schema information. It integrates with the MCP (Model Context Protocol) server framework, making it usable with any LLM and LLM system.
How to use DBtoolReader?
After building the project with go build -o dbtoolreader, run it with ./dbtoolreader. The server communicates through standard input/output and responds to commands for executing database queries and retrieving schema information.
Key features of DBtoolReader
- Execute PostgreSQL database queries
- Retrieve database schema information
- Stdio-based server interface
- Built on the MCP-Go framework
- Compatible with any LLM system via MCP
Use cases of DBtoolReader
- Querying a PostgreSQL database through an LLM interface
- Retrieving database schema information for analysis
- Integrating database access into MCP-compatible AI workflows
FAQ from DBtoolReader
What prerequisites are needed to run DBtoolReader?
Go 1.16 or higher, a PostgreSQL database, and access credentials for that database.
What dependencies does DBtoolReader use?
It uses the github.com/mark3labs/mcp-go MCP server framework and other dependencies as listed in its go.mod file.
How does DBtoolReader communicate?
It uses a Stdio-based server interface, communicating through standard input and output, making it suitable for integration with other tools and services.
What tools does DBtoolReader provide?
Two main tools: a Database Query Tool for executing queries against your PostgreSQL database, and a Schema Tool for retrieving schema information from the database.
