mcp-sqlite-manager
@jonnyhoff
About mcp-sqlite-manager
An MCP server to interact with SQLite databases
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Overview
What is mcp-sqlite-manager?
mcp-sqlite-manager is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server built with FastMCP that enables interaction with SQLite databases through structured tools. It allows users to query, update, and inspect SQLite data using a set of predefined functions, primarily designed for integration with MCP clients like Cursor.
How to use mcp-sqlite-manager?
Install the package globally using pipx (pipx install --force mcp-sqlite-manager), then configure it as an MCP tool in Cursor by adding the command mcp-sqlite-manager to ~/.cursor/mcp.json. Once connected, you can call its five tools: read_query, write_query, create_table, list_tables, and describe_table.
Key features of mcp-sqlite-manager
read_query: Execute SELECT queries and return JSON resultswrite_query: Run INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statementscreate_table: Create new tables from SQL schema definitionslist_tables: List all tables in the connected databasedescribe_table: Show schema info via PRAGMA table_info
Use cases of mcp-sqlite-manager
- Query an SQLite database and retrieve results as structured data
- Insert, update, or delete records without manual SQL execution
- Create new database tables programmatically through MCP tools
- Explore and list all tables in an existing SQLite database
- Inspect table schemas to understand column types and constraints
FAQ from mcp-sqlite-manager
How do I install mcp-sqlite-manager?
It is installed with pipx: pipx install --force mcp-sqlite-manager. (pipx requires Python to be available on your system.)
How do I integrate mcp-sqlite-manager with Cursor?
Add the following entry to your ~/.cursor/mcp.json file: {"mcpServers": {"mcp-sqlite-manager": {"command": "mcp-sqlite-manager"}}}.
What tools does mcp-sqlite-manager provide?
It provides five tools: read_query, write_query, create_table, list_tables, and describe_table. Each performs a specific SQLite operation.
What is the license of mcp-sqlite-manager?
The project is licensed under MIT, allowing free use, modification, and distribution.
Who created mcp-sqlite-manager?
It was created by Jonathan Hoffman (GitHub: jonnyhoff).
Frequently asked questions
How do I install mcp-sqlite-manager?
It is installed with pipx: `pipx install --force mcp-sqlite-manager`. (pipx requires Python to be available on your system.)
How do I integrate mcp-sqlite-manager with Cursor?
Add the following entry to your `~/.cursor/mcp.json` file: `{"mcpServers": {"mcp-sqlite-manager": {"command": "mcp-sqlite-manager"}}}`.
What tools does mcp-sqlite-manager provide?
It provides five tools: `read_query`, `write_query`, `create_table`, `list_tables`, and `describe_table`. Each performs a specific SQLite operation.
What is the license of mcp-sqlite-manager?
The project is licensed under MIT, allowing free use, modification, and distribution.
Who created mcp-sqlite-manager?
It was created by Jonathan Hoffman (GitHub: jonnyhoff).
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