YDB MCP
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YDB MCP is a Model Context Protocol server for YDB, enabling interaction with YDB databases from any LLM that supports MCP. This integration facilitates AI-powered database operations and natural language interactions with YDB instances.
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What is YDB MCP?
YDB MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that acts as a bridge between YDB databases and Large Language Models (LLMs). It allows LLMs to interact with YDB databases using natural language, enabling AI-powered database operations.
How to use YDB MCP?
YDB MCP can be used via uvx, pipx, or pip. Configuration involves specifying the YDB endpoint and authentication details (anonymous or login/password) in a JSON format. The configured MCP server can then be used by an MCP client to interact with the YDB database.
Key features of YDB MCP
Enables natural language interaction with YDB databases
Supports anonymous and login/password authentication
Provides tools for running SQL queries, listing directories, and describing paths
Integrates with LLMs via the Model Context Protocol
Offers a consistent development interface using Make
Use cases of YDB MCP
AI-powered data analysis and reporting
Natural language querying of YDB databases
Automated database management tasks via LLMs
Integration of YDB with AI applications
Building conversational interfaces for YDB databases
FAQ from YDB MCP
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a standard for communication between LLMs and external tools or services.
What authentication methods are supported?
What authentication methods are supported?
YDB MCP supports anonymous authentication and login/password authentication.
How do I specify the YDB endpoint?
How do I specify the YDB endpoint?
The YDB endpoint is specified using the --ydb-endpoint argument, e.g., grpc://localhost:2136/local.
What tools are available in YDB MCP?
What tools are available in YDB MCP?
Available tools include ydb_query, ydb_query_with_params, ydb_list_directory, ydb_describe_path, and ydb_status.
How do I run tests?
How do I run tests?
Use the make test command. You can control verbosity with the LOG_LEVEL environment variable (e.g., make test LOG_LEVEL=DEBUG).