Superset MCP Integration
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MCP server for interacting with Apache Superset, enabling AI agents to connect to and control a Superset instance programmatically. It allows users to manage dashboards, charts, databases, and more using natural language requests.
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What is Superset MCP Integration?
The Superset MCP Integration is a server that acts as a bridge between AI agents (like Claude) and Apache Superset. It allows AI agents to programmatically interact with and control a Superset instance using natural language.
How to use Superset MCP Integration?
- Set up Superset locally using Docker.
- Clone the Superset MCP Integration repository.
- Configure environment variables in a
.envfile with your Superset credentials. - Install dependencies using
uv pip install .. - Install the MCP config for Claude using
mcp install main.py. - Interact with Superset via Claude using natural language requests.
Key features of Superset MCP Integration
Dashboard Management (create, read, update, delete)
Chart Management (create, read, update, delete)
Database and Dataset Operations (list, create, update, delete, execute SQL)
SQL Lab Features (execute queries, format SQL, estimate query cost)
User and System Information retrieval
Tag Management (create, read, update, delete)
Authentication and Authorization tools
Use cases of Superset MCP Integration
Automated dashboard creation and updates based on AI-driven insights.
Natural language querying of data through Superset.
Programmatic management of Superset resources.
Integration of Superset with AI-powered workflows.
Generating data visualizations on-demand using AI agents.
FAQ from Superset MCP Integration
What if I encounter authentication issues?
What if I encounter authentication issues?
Verify your credentials in the .env file and ensure Superset is running and accessible at the URL specified.
What version of Superset is compatible?
What version of Superset is compatible?
The integration has been tested with Superset version 4.1.1.
Where are my Superset credentials stored?
Where are my Superset credentials stored?
Your Superset credentials are stored only in your local .env file. The access token is stored in .superset_token file in the project directory.
Is it safe to use my Superset credentials with this MCP server?
Is it safe to use my Superset credentials with this MCP server?
All authentication happens directly between the MCP server and your Superset instance. No credentials are transmitted to Claude or any third parties. For production use, consider using more secure authentication methods.
What if the port used by the MCP server is being used by another application?
What if the port used by the MCP server is being used by another application?
Ensure the port used by the MCP server is not being used by another application.