Advanced PocketBase MCP Server
by DynamicEndpoints
A comprehensive MCP server that provides sophisticated tools for interacting with PocketBase databases. This server enables advanced database operations, schema management, and data manipulation through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
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What is Advanced PocketBase MCP Server?
This is an advanced MCP server designed to enhance PocketBase database interactions. It offers tools for collection management, record operations, user management, and database operations, all accessible through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
How to use Advanced PocketBase MCP Server?
To use the server, configure the necessary environment variables (POCKETBASE_URL, POCKETBASE_ADMIN_EMAIL, POCKETBASE_ADMIN_PASSWORD, POCKETBASE_DATA_DIR). Then, utilize the available tools via the mcp.use_tool function, providing the tool name and required parameters. Refer to the usage examples in the documentation for specific tool usage.
Key features of Advanced PocketBase MCP Server
Collection Management (create, manage, migrate schemas)
Record Operations (CRUD, querying, batch import/export)
User Management (authentication, account management, RBAC)
Database Operations (backup, restore, data migration)
Comprehensive error handling
TypeScript definitions for type safety
Use cases of Advanced PocketBase MCP Server
Automated database schema migrations
Advanced data querying and aggregation
User authentication and authorization workflows
Database backups and disaster recovery
Data import and export processes
FAQ from Advanced PocketBase MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It's a protocol for interacting with data models.
What environment variables are required?
What environment variables are required?
The POCKETBASE_URL environment variable is required. POCKETBASE_ADMIN_EMAIL, POCKETBASE_ADMIN_PASSWORD, and POCKETBASE_DATA_DIR are optional.
How do I install the server?
How do I install the server?
You can install it manually by cloning the repository and following the development instructions, or automatically via Smithery using the provided command.
What kind of errors are handled?
What kind of errors are handled?
The server handles invalid request errors, authentication errors, database operation errors, schema validation errors, and network errors.
Is the server type safe?
Is the server type safe?
Yes, the server includes TypeScript definitions for all operations, ensuring type safety.