Flip Database MCP
A standalone MCP server for querying a PropertyRadar flip-tracking Supabase database. It offers read-only tools for searching properties, retrieving flip history, summarizing metrics, and running SQL queries.
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Flip Database MCP
A standalone MCP server exposing 3 read-only tools over your PropertyRadar
flip-tracking Supabase database (the properties table). Built to let
Claude answer questions and summarize data from that database directly,
independent of the Deal Analysis Tool.
Tools
- search_flip_database — filtered search (city, zip, spread %, days held, price range) → matching rows, sorted by spread % descending
- get_property_flip_history — look up one property by address or RadarID → its full transfer history record
- summarize_flip_metrics — aggregate stats (avg spread %, avg days held, top performers) for a city/zip/date range — the "advise decisions" tool
- run_sql_query — open-ended, read-only SQL for questions the other
3 tools can't answer: correlations (
corr(sqft, spread_pct)), threshold/ bucket analysis (width_bucket(...)), multi-dimensional grouping ("which areas do best with condos specifically"). Runs as a dedicatedflip_readonlyPostgres role with only SELECT onproperties— no write access anywhere, enforced by the database itself, not just by this code. Also enforces: SELECT-only, single-statement-only, a 5-second timeout, and a hard 500-row cap on every query.
All four only ever read from the properties table. Nothing here
writes to it — that stays the job of the separate Python
webhook/backfill pipeline.
Setup
1. Create the read-only role
In your flip-tracking Supabase project's SQL Editor, run the
flip_readonly role creation block from schema.sql (in the Python
pipeline's repo) — replace the placeholder password with a real strong
one first.
2. Build the read-only connection string
Supabase's Database settings → Connection string gives you the host/port
format. Swap in the flip_readonly role and its password:
postgresql://flip_readonly:YOUR_PASSWORD@YOUR_PROJECT_HOST:5432/postgres
3. Environment variables
Copy .env.example to .env locally for testing, and set the same six
in Railway's Variables tab for deployment:
| Variable | Where it comes from |
|---|---|
FLIP_SUPABASE_URL |
Your flip-tracking Supabase project → Settings → API |
FLIP_SUPABASE_SERVICE_KEY |
Same page — the legacy service_role key (not the new sb_secret_... format — see note below) |
FLIP_DB_READONLY_URL |
The connection string from step 2, using the flip_readonly role |
OAUTH_ISSUER |
Your deployed Railway URL, e.g. https://flip-database-mcp-production.up.railway.app |
JWT_SECRET |
Make up a long random string |
MCP_AUTH_TOKEN |
Make up another random string (a static-token fallback, same pattern as deal-analysis-mcp) |
Important: use the legacy service_role key, not the new-format
sb_secret_... key. The same library-compatibility issue we hit on the
Python webhook service applies here too — the installed @supabase/supabase-js
version may not yet support the new key format cleanly.
4. Local dev
npm install
npm run dev
5. Deploy to Railway
Same pattern as deal-analysis-mcp: connect this repo, Railway auto-detects the Dockerfile, set the environment variables above, generate a public domain.
6. Connect it to Claude
Once deployed, add it as a new connector in Claude using its URL:
https://your-app-name.up.railway.app/mcp
Claude will walk through the OAuth flow automatically (dynamic client registration → authorize → token) — same mechanism already proven working with the Deal Analysis Tool connector.
Notes on future integration
If you later want these same 3 tools available inside the Deal
Analysis Tool as well (for cross-referencing during comp analysis), the
query logic in src/tools/*.ts here is written as plain, dependency-free
functions — they can be copied into deal-analysis-mcp's src/tools/
folder with only the Supabase client import changed to point at this
project's credentials (registered there under different env var names,
e.g. FLIP_SUPABASE_URL, so it never collides with that project's
existing SUPABASE_URL used for deal_analyses).
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