AnalyticDB PostgreSQL MCP Server
Serves as a universal interface between AI Agents and AnalyticDB PostgreSQL databases, enabling metadata retrieval and SQL execution, with additional capabilities for knowledge graph and LLM memory management.
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AnalyticDB PostgreSQL MCP Server
AnalyticDB PostgreSQL MCP Server serves as a universal interface between AI Agents and AnalyticDB PostgreSQL databases. It enables seamless communication between AI Agents and AnalyticDB PostgreSQL, helping AI Agents retrieve database metadata and execute SQL operations.
Installation
You can set up the server either from the source code for development or by installing it from PyPI for direct use.
Option 1: From Source (for Development)
This method is recommended if you want to modify or contribute to the server.
# 1. Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/aliyun/alibabacloud-adbpg-mcp-server.git
cd alibabacloud-adbpg-mcp-server
# 2. Create and activate a virtual environment using uv
uv venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate # On Linux/macOS
# .\.venv\Scripts\activate # On Windows
# 3. Install the project in editable mode
uv pip install -e .
Option 2: From PyPI (for Production/Usage)
This is the simplest way to install the server for direct use within your projects.
pip install adbpg-mcp-server
Running the Server
The server can be run in two transport modes: stdio (default) for integration with MCP clients, and http for direct API access or debugging.
Make sure you have set up the required Environment Variables before running the server.
Stdio Mode (Default)
This is the standard mode for communication with an MCP client.
# Run using the default transport (stdio)
uv run adbpg-mcp-server
# Or explicitly specify the transport
uv run adbpg-mcp-server --transport stdio
Streamable-HTTP Mode
This mode exposes an HTTP server, which is useful for testing, debugging, or direct integration via REST APIs.
# Run the server in HTTP mode on the default host and port (127.0.0.1:3000)
uv run adbpg-mcp-server --transport http
# Specify a custom host and port
uv run adbpg-mcp-server --transport http --host 0.0.0.0 --port 3000
MCP Integration
To integrate this server with a parent MCP client, add the following configuration to the client's configuration file. The arguments in the args array will depend on the transport protocol you choose.
Example for Stdio Transport
"mcpServers": {
"adbpg-mcp-server": {
"command": "uv",
"args": [
"run",
"adbpg-mcp-server",
"--transport",
"stdio"
],
"env": {
"ADBPG_HOST": "host",
"ADBPG_PORT": "port",
"ADBPG_USER": "username",
"ADBPG_PASSWORD": "password",
"ADBPG_DATABASE": "database",
"GRAPHRAG_API_KEY": "graphrag llm api key",
"GRAPHRAG_BASE_URL": "graphrag llm base url",
"GRAPHRAG_LLM_MODEL": "graphrag llm model name",
"GRAPHRAG_EMBEDDING_MODEL": "graphrag embedding model name",
"GRAPHRAG_EMBEDDING_API_KEY": "graphrag embedding api key",
"GRAPHRAG_EMBEDDING_BASE_URL": "graphrag embedding url",
"LLMEMORY_API_KEY": "llm memory api_key",
"LLMEMORY_BASE_URL": "llm memory base_url",
"LLMEMORY_LLM_MODEL": "llm memory model name",
"LLMEMORY_EMBEDDING_MODEL": "llm memory embedding model name",
"LLMEMORY_ENABLE_GRAPH": "enable graph engine for llm memory (Default: false)"
}
}
}
Note: Since
stdiois the default, you can optionally omit"--transport", "stdio"from theargsarray.
Example for Streamable-HTTP Transport
"mcpServers": {
"adbpg-mcp-server": {
"command": "uv",
"args": [
"run",
"adbpg-mcp-server",
"--transport",
"http",
"--port",
"3000"
],
"env": {
"ADBPG_HOST": "host",
"ADBPG_PORT": "port",
"ADBPG_USER": "username",
"ADBPG_PASSWORD": "password",
"ADBPG_DATABASE": "database",
"GRAPHRAG_API_KEY": "graphrag llm api key",
"GRAPHRAG_BASE_URL": "graphrag llm base url",
"GRAPHRAG_LLM_MODEL": "graphrag llm model name",
"GRAPHRAG_EMBEDDING_MODEL": "graphrag embedding model name",
"GRAPHRAG_EMBEDDING_API_KEY": "graphrag embedding api key",
"GRAPHRAG_EMBEDDING_BASE_URL": "graphrag embedding url",
"LLMEMORY_API_KEY": "llm memory api_key",
"LLMEMORY_BASE_URL": "llm memory base_url",
"LLMEMORY_LLM_MODEL": "llm memory model name",
"LLMEMORY_EMBEDDING_MODEL": "llm memory embedding model name",
"LLMEMORY_ENABLE_GRAPH": "enable graph engine for llm memory (Default: false)"
}
}
}
Tools
-
execute_select_sql: Execute SELECT SQL queries on the AnalyticDB PostgreSQL server -
execute_dml_sql: Execute DML (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) SQL queries on the AnalyticDB PostgreSQL server -
execute_ddl_sql: Execute DDL (CREATE, ALTER, DROP) SQL queries on the AnalyticDB PostgreSQL server -
analyze_table: Collect table statistics -
explain_query: Get query execution plan -
adbpg_graphrag_upload- Description: Upload a text file (with its name) and file content to graphrag to generate a knowledge graph.
- Parameters:
filename(text): The name of the file to be uploaded.context(text): The textual content of the file.
-
adbpg_graphrag_query- Description: Query the graphrag using the specified query string and mode。
- Parameters:
query_str(text): the query content.query_mode(text): The query mode, choose from[bypass, naive, local, global, hybrid, mix]. If null, defaults tomix.
-
adbpg_graphrag.upload_decision_tree(context text, root_node text)- Description: Upload a decision tree with the specified
root_node. If theroot_nodedoes not exist, a new decision tree will be created. - Parameters:
context(text): The textual representation of the decision tree.root_node(text): The content of the root node.
- Description: Upload a decision tree with the specified
-
adbpg_graphrag.append_decision_tree(context text, root_node_id text)- Description: Append a subtree to an existing decision tree at the node specified by
root_node_id. - Parameters:
context(text): The textual representation of the subtree.root_node_id(text): The ID of the node to which the subtree will be appended.
- Description: Append a subtree to an existing decision tree at the node specified by
-
adbpg_graphrag.delete_decision_tree(root_node_entity text)- Description: Delete a sub-decision tree under the node specified by
root_node_entity. - Parameters:
root_node_entity(text): The ID of the root node of the sub-decision tree to be deleted.
- Description: Delete a sub-decision tree under the node specified by
-
adbpg_llm_memory_add- Description: Add LLM long memory.
- Parameters:
messages(json): The name of the file to be uploaded.user_id(text): The user id.run_id(text): The run id.agent_id(text): The agent id.metadata(json): The metadata json(optional).memory_type(text): The memory type(optional).prompt(text): The prompt(optional). Note:
At least one ofuser_id,run_id, oragent_idshould be provided.
-
adbpg_llm_memory_get_all- Description: Retrieves all memory records associated with a specific user, run or agent.
- Parameters:
user_id(text): User ID (optional). If provided, fetch all memories for this user.run_id(text): Run ID (optional).agent_id(text): Agent ID (optional). If provided, fetch all memories for this agent. Note:
At least one ofuser_id,run_id, oragent_idshould be provided.
-
adbpg_llm_memory_search- Description: Retrieves memories relevant to the given query for a specific user, run, or agent.
- Parameters:
query(text): The search query string.user_id(text): User ID (optional). If provided, fetch all memories for this user.run_id(text): Run ID (optional).agent_id(text): Agent ID (optional). If provided, fetch all memories for this agent.filter(json): Additional filter conditions in JSON format (optional). Note:
At least one ofuser_id,run_id, oragent_idshould be provided.
-
adbpg_llm_memory_delete_all:- Description: Delete all memory records associated with a specific user, run or agent.
- Parameters:
user_id(text): User ID (optional). If provided, fetch all memories for this user.run_id(text): Run ID (optional).agent_id(text): Agent ID (optional). If provided, fetch all memories for this agent. Note:
At least one ofuser_id,run_id, oragent_idshould be provided.
Resources
Built-in Resources
adbpg:///schemas: Get all schemas in the database
Resource Templates
adbpg:///{schema}/tables: List all tables in a specific schemaadbpg:///{schema}/{table}/ddl: Get table DDLadbpg:///{schema}/{table}/statistics: Show table statistics
Environment Variables
MCP Server requires the following environment variables to connect to AnalyticDB PostgreSQL instance:
ADBPG_HOST: Database host addressADBPG_PORT: Database portADBPG_USER: Database usernameADBPG_PASSWORD: Database passwordADBPG_DATABASE: Database name
MCP Server requires the following environment variables to initialize graphRAG and llm memory server:
API_KEY: API key for LLM provider or embedding APIBASE_URL: Base URL for LLM or embedding service endpointLLM_MODEL: LLM model name or identifierEMBEDDING_MODEL: Embedding model name or identifier
Dependencies
- Python 3.11 or higher
uv(for environment and package management)
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