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MCP + openGauss

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MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a standardized interaction framework designed for LLM and Agent systems, enabling efficient interaction between LLMs and external databases, APIs, and tools. This project demonstrates how to integrate openGauss with MCP to build AI Agent applications.

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What is MCP + openGauss?

This project provides a server that integrates openGauss with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing Large Language Models (LLMs) and Agents to interact with the openGauss database.

How to use MCP + openGauss?

To use this server, you need to install Python 3, deploy and start an openGauss database using a container, download Claude Desktop, obtain the openGauss_mcp_server source code, configure the parameters in Claude Desktop, and restart Claude Desktop to use the available MCP Tool for executing SQL queries through the openGauss server.

Key features of MCP + openGauss

  • Standardized interaction framework for LLMs and Agents

  • Integration with openGauss database

  • Enables LLMs to access and interact with data in openGauss

  • Provides a way to build AI Agent applications with database access

Use cases of MCP + openGauss

  • Building AI Agents that can query and analyze data stored in openGauss

  • Integrating LLMs with openGauss for natural language data access

  • Creating applications that use LLMs to generate SQL queries for openGauss

  • Developing intelligent applications that leverage both LLMs and database capabilities

FAQ from MCP + openGauss

What is MCP?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a standardized interaction framework designed for LLM and Agent systems.

What is openGauss?

openGauss is an open-source relational database management system.

What is Claude Desktop?

Claude Desktop is a tool used in conjunction with MCP for question and answer operations.

How do I configure the openGauss connection?

You need to edit the Claude Desktop configuration file and provide the host, port, username, password, and database name for your openGauss instance.

Where can I find the openGauss_mcp_server source code?

You can access the provided link in the README to obtain the openGauss_mcp_server source code.