Main
- DB access via tools: moves database operations into an explicit MCP tool interface.
- Two install paths: pip package install and a Smithery one-liner to wire it into clients.
- Client-first setup: designed to be launched by an MCP client, keeping credentials/config out of ad-hoc prompts.
- Good for audits: tool-calling makes DB reads/writes more inspectable than free-form SQL in chats.
FAQ
- Is Smithery required?: No. It is one setup option; you can also clone and run from source.
- What is the safest first step?: Start read-only queries and confirm credentials/config are loaded correctly.
- Why MCP instead of direct SQL prompts?: Tool interfaces make capabilities explicit and easier to constrain.