MCP server for WordPress database access via Local by Flywheel
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mysql_queryExecute a single read-only SELECT (including WITH CTEs)/SHOW/DESCRIBE/EXPLAIN statement in a database-enforced read-only transaction.Execute a single read-only SELECT (including WITH CTEs)/SHOW/DESCRIBE/EXPLAIN statement in a database-enforced read-only transaction.
No input schema was published for this tool.
mysql_schemaList up to 100 table names by default (maximum 200). Filter by literal prefix, continue with nextAfter as after, or request statistics. Inspect columns and indexes with table.List up to 100 table names by default (maximum 200). Filter by literal prefix, continue with nextAfter as after, or request statistics. Inspect columns and indexes with table.
No input schema was published for this tool.
mysql_current_siteShow the selected Local WordPress site without connecting to MySQL.Show the selected Local WordPress site without connecting to MySQL.
No input schema was published for this tool.
mysql_list_sitesList available Local sites and their running status without connecting to MySQL.List available Local sites and their running status without connecting to MySQL.
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mysql_writeprivilegedExecute INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE. UPDATE and DELETE require a parameterized WHERE predicate. Enabled only by MYSQL_ALLOW_WRITES=true.Execute INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE. UPDATE and DELETE require a parameterized WHERE predicate. Enabled only by MYSQL_ALLOW_WRITES=true.
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5 of 5 tools published a description.
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MCP server for WordPress database access via Local by Flywheel
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