PostgreSQL MCP wrapper with .env credential mapping, tool selection, and safe read-only defaults.
English | 🌐 Português 🔌 Native MCP server for PostgreSQL - reads credentials from .env at runtime with flexible key mapping, configurable tool selection, and read-only mode by default. Most LLMs interact with databases by guessing - assuming table names, inventing column names, and writing queries that may fail or expose sensitive data. Postgres MCP solves this by giving the LLM a structured,…
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English | 🌐 Português 🔌 Native MCP server for PostgreSQL - reads credentials from .env at runtime with flexible key mapping, configurable tool selection, and read-only mode by default. Most LLMs interact with databases by guessing - assuming table names, inventing column names, and writing queries that may fail or expose sensitive data. Postgres MCP solves this by giving the LLM a structured, safe interface to actually understand the database before touching it. Built with and , it provides:…
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