Summary
Two calls, three database engines.
Engine, connection and query all arrive on the same call, which makes it useful for touching a database nobody has set up yet.
What it is
An MCP server for SQL databases with two operations: one executes a query, the other inserts a JSON object as a row. Both take the database type and connection string as arguments, so nothing is configured in advance.
What you get
- SQL executed against MySQL, PostgreSQL or SQLite
- A row inserted into a named table from a JSON object of key-value pairs
- The target chosen per call by dbType and connectionString
- SQLite reached by file path instead of a connection string
Requirements
Node.js with npm install and npm run build; point the client at build/index.js. Each call carries its own dbType and connectionString, so connection details travel with the request rather than living in config.