Provides a Model Context Protocol (MCP) backend for interacting with SQL Server databases.
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This project is a proof of concept demonstrating how to integrate SQL Server with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It establishes a robust and modular backend, allowing MCP clients to perform various database operations through a standardized interface. Designed with scalability and separation of concerns in mind, it organizes database interactions into distinct tools, each responsible for specific tasks like creating tables, executing queries, or retrieving schema information. This architecture facilitates easy maintenance, extension, and seamless interaction with SQL Server from MCP-compatible applications.
Key Features
01Modular architecture for SQL Server tools
02Separate business logic (.service.ts) and MCP definition (.tool.ts)
03API for creating tables, executing raw queries, getting table schemas, and inserting data
04Utilizes Bun for fast runtime and development experience
05Docker-compose for easy SQL Server instance setup
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Use Cases
01Developing custom MCP client applications that interact with SQL Server
02Integrating SQL Server operations into development workflows via MCP-compatible extensions (e.g., VS Code)
03Building automated database management tasks exposed through a standard protocol
