Overview
what is mcp-server-motherduck?
The mcp-server-motherduck is an MCP server designed for MotherDuck and local DuckDB, facilitating connections and queries to these databases.
how to use mcp-server-motherduck?
To use the mcp-server-motherduck, configure your Claude Desktop with the provided snippet, ensuring to set the HOME environment variable and, if using MotherDuck, the MotherDuck token as well.
key features of mcp-server-motherduck?
- Initialize connections to DuckDB or MotherDuck databases.
- Retrieve table schemas from specific databases.
- Execute queries on the MotherDuck (DuckDB) database.
use cases of mcp-server-motherduck?
- Connecting to local DuckDB for data analysis.
- Executing complex queries on MotherDuck databases.
- Retrieving and managing database schemas for development purposes.
FAQ from mcp-server-motherduck?
- What is the purpose of the mcp-server-motherduck?
It serves as a bridge to connect and interact with DuckDB and MotherDuck databases.
- Is there a license for using this server?
Yes, it is licensed under the MIT License, allowing free use, modification, and distribution.
- What environment variables are needed?
You need to set the HOME variable and, for MotherDuck, the motherduck_token.