Oxigraph MCP Server
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A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Oxigraph, a fast and lightweight RDF triple store with SPARQL support. It provides a Claude-friendly wrapper for accessing PyOxigraph through the Model Context Protocol.
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What is Oxigraph MCP Server?
Oxigraph MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server that provides a Claude-friendly interface to the PyOxigraph Python bindings for the Oxigraph RDF triple store. It allows you to easily store, query, and manage RDF data within Claude.
How to use Oxigraph MCP Server?
Install the server using uv pip install mcp-server-oxigraph. Then, configure your Claude Desktop MCP settings to point to the server. You can optionally set the OXIGRAPH_DEFAULT_STORE environment variable to specify a default database location. Use the provided API functions to interact with the RDF data.
Key features of Oxigraph MCP Server
Direct PyOxigraph access
Multiple store management
Comprehensive RDF support
Full SPARQL implementation
Rich serialization options
Use cases of Oxigraph MCP Server
Quickly building knowledge bases
Prototyping semantic applications
Schema development
Local data storage
FAQ from Oxigraph MCP Server
What is Oxigraph?
What is Oxigraph?
Oxigraph is an open-source RDF triple store implemented in Rust, known for its speed, low memory footprint, and full SPARQL support.
How do I set a default database?
How do I set a default database?
You can set the OXIGRAPH_DEFAULT_STORE environment variable to specify the location of the default Oxigraph database file.
What RDF formats are supported?
What RDF formats are supported?
The server supports Turtle, N-Triples, N-Quads, TriG, RDF/XML, and N3 formats.
Do I need to create a default store?
Do I need to create a default store?
No, the system default store is automatically created. The user default store is created if the OXIGRAPH_DEFAULT_STORE environment variable is set.
How do I query the data?
How do I query the data?
Use the oxigraph_query function with a SPARQL query string. You can optionally specify a store_path to query a specific store.