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"SQLite" matching MCP tools:

  • Execute SQLite commands and search documents using keyword, semantic, and hybrid retrieval methods.
    MIT
  • Generate SQLite-based handlers on Flux MCP server using process ID and handler code, enabling automated creation and management of database interactions without manual coding.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Find all SQLite database files in a directory. Specify a root path to list .db, .sqlite, or .sqlite3 files for quick discovery.
    MIT
  • Scan a directory to identify all SQLite database files (.db, .sqlite, .sqlite3) for database management and query operations.
    MIT
  • Create timestamped backups of SQLite and JSON data files before risky migrations or refactors. Save a restore point to ~/.delimit/backups/ for rollback.
    MIT

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    Enables MCP clients to interact with pre-registered SQLite databases using aliases, supporting schema inspection, read-only queries, and data modification via tools.
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    MIT

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  • Explore, query, and inspect SQLite databases with ease. List tables, preview results, and view det…

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  • Export collected OT data from local SQLite storage to CSV, SQLite, or Parquet files for analysis in Excel, SQL tools, or pandas/Spark.
    MIT
  • Search persistent memory across SQLite and markdown files to retrieve prior context, feedback, project state, and session notes. Use at conversation start to recall relevant facts.
    MIT
  • Run SQL queries with role-based permissions, enforcing read, write, and delete restrictions across PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite databases.
    MIT
  • Create database backups for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite using native dump tools, with output paths sandboxed to a designated backup directory.
    MIT
  • Run read-only database diagnostics on the memory store to detect SQLite, FTS, foreign-key, and mutation-journal problems that cause recall failures.
    MIT
  • Export OT historian samples from the local SQLite store into CSV, SQLite, or Parquet files, optionally filtered by time, endpoint, or tag, and receive the file path with a row preview.
    MIT
  • Run a read-only SQL query against a local SQLite database file and return results as tab-separated values.
    MIT
  • Verify deduplication storage health by retrieving counts of unique content hashes from the SQLite database.
    MIT
  • Check the current health, versions, CLI authentication status, and SQLite metrics of your Grok-MCP server to ensure it is running properly.
    MIT
  • Run SQL SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE against SQLite, list tables, and control mutations via an explicit allow_mutation flag.
    MIT
  • Get the column structure of a SQLite table using PRAGMA table_info. Input the table name to retrieve data types and column info.
    MIT