
mcp-sqlite-manager
An MCP server to interact with SQLite databases
What is mcp-sqlite-manager?
The mcp-sqlite-manager is an MCP server built with FastMCP that allows users to interact with SQLite databases, enabling easy querying, updating, and inspection of SQLite data using structured tools.
How to use mcp-sqlite-manager?
To use the mcp-sqlite-manager, install it via pipx and configure it as an MCP tool within Cursor by adding the necessary configuration to your mcp.json file.
Key features of mcp-sqlite-manager?
read_query
: Execute aSELECT
query and return results as JSON.write_query
: ExecuteINSERT
,UPDATE
, orDELETE
queries.create_table
: Create new tables using SQL schema definitions.list_tables
: Return a list of all tables in the database.describe_table
: Show schema info for a specific table.
Use cases of mcp-sqlite-manager?
- Managing SQLite databases for web applications.
- Performing data analysis and reporting using SQLite.
- Developing and testing database-driven applications.
FAQ from mcp-sqlite-manager?
- Is mcp-sqlite-manager free to use?
Yes! It is licensed under MIT, making it free to use, hack, and improve.
- What programming language is mcp-sqlite-manager written in?
It is written in Python.
mcp-sqlite-manager
An MCP server built with FastMCP to interact with SQLite databases. Easily query, update, and inspect SQLite data using structured tools.
🚀 Features
read_query
: Execute aSELECT
query and return results as JSON.write_query
: ExecuteINSERT
,UPDATE
, orDELETE
queries.create_table
: Create new tables using SQL schema definitions.list_tables
: Return a list of all tables in the database.describe_table
: Show schema info for a specific table (likePRAGMA table_info
).
📦 Installation
🐍 With pipx
This package is designed to be installed with pipx, which allows you to run Python applications in isolated environments.
pipx install --force mcp-sqlite-manager
🔌 MCP Integration in Cursor
To use this server as an MCP tool within Cursor, add the following configuration to your ~/.cursor/mcp.json
file or configure via the settings menu in Cursor.
{
"mcpServers": {
"mcp-sqlite-manager": {
"command": "mcp-sqlite-manager"
}
}
}
🧑💻 Author
Jonathan Hoffman GitHub LinkedIn
🐍 Python, Django, JS, Web, ML, AI, coffee and 🍺 beer.
📄 License
MIT – free to use, hack, and improve.