LocalData MCP Server

LocalData MCP Server

Gives LLM agents access to local and remote data via databases, files, graphs, and structured documents, along with a full data science toolkit for analysis and modeling.

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LocalData MCP Server

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LocalData MCP gives LLM agents access to local and remote data — databases, files, graphs, and structured documents — along with a full data science toolkit for analysis and modeling. It exposes 52 MCP tools across 13 database types and 20+ file formats, with memory-bounded streaming so agents can work safely on large datasets without exceeding available RAM.

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Quick Start

# Install permanently
uv tool install localdata-mcp

# Or run directly without installing
uvx localdata-mcp

First-run note: Data science dependencies (scipy, scikit-learn, statsmodels, geopandas) total around 200 MB and are downloaded on first use. Subsequent starts reuse the cache. If your MCP client times out on the first launch, reconnect — the next start will be immediate.

Add to your MCP client configuration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "localdata": {
      "command": "localdata-mcp"
    }
  }
}

For uvx (no permanent install):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "localdata": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": ["localdata-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Then connect to any supported source and start querying:

connect_database("sales", "postgresql", "postgresql://user:pass@localhost/db")
execute_query("sales", "SELECT product, SUM(amount) FROM orders GROUP BY product")

connect_database("data", "csv", "./records.csv")
analyze_hypothesis_test("data", "SELECT amount, region FROM data", column="amount", group_column="region")

Feature Overview

Core Database (8 tools)

Connect, query, and inspect databases and files. All queries execute within configurable memory limits (default 2 GB) with automatic chunked streaming for large result sets.

Tool Description
connect_database Open a connection to any supported database or file
disconnect_database Close a connection
list_databases List active connections
execute_query Run SQL with streaming, chunking, and preflight mode
describe_database Show schema and table list
describe_table Column types, indexes, row count
find_table Locate a table across all active connections
analyze_query_preview Estimate query cost before execution

Streaming and Memory (9 tools)

Tool Description
next_chunk Retrieve the next chunk of a streamed result
request_data_chunk Fetch a specific chunk by row range
request_multiple_chunks Batch-fetch multiple chunks in one call
manage_memory_bounds View and configure memory limits
get_streaming_status Check active streams and buffer usage
clear_streaming_buffer Free memory from a specific buffer
get_query_metadata Rich metadata for a completed query
cancel_query_operation Cancel a running or buffered query
get_data_quality_report Column statistics, null rates, and quality metrics

Tree / Structured Data (10 tools)

Navigate and edit TOML, JSON, and YAML files as navigable trees. Supports full CRUD with auto-creation of ancestor nodes and round-trip export to any supported format.

Tool Description
get_node / get_children Navigate the tree
set_node / delete_node Create or remove nodes
get_value / set_value / delete_key Read and write properties
list_keys List key-value pairs at a node
move_node Relocate a node within the tree
export_structured Export as TOML, JSON, or YAML

Graph (14 tools)

Work with DOT, GML, GraphML, and Mermaid files as directed multigraphs. Supports full CRUD on nodes and edges, shortest-path and all-paths queries, structural statistics, and multi-format export.

Tool Description
get_node_graph / get_neighbors / get_edges Navigate the graph
set_node_graph / delete_node_graph Create or remove nodes
add_edge / remove_edge Manage edges
get_value_graph / set_value_graph / delete_key_graph / list_keys_graph Node properties
find_path Shortest or all paths between two nodes
get_graph_stats Node/edge counts, density, DAG validation
export_graph Export as DOT, GML, GraphML, or Mermaid

Search and Transform (2 tools)

Tool Description
search_data Regex search across query results
transform_data Apply column transformations to result sets

Schema and Audit (3 tools)

Tool Description
export_schema Export full schema as JSON
get_query_log Recent query execution history
get_error_log Recent error log

System (2 tools)

Tool Description
check_compatibility Verify API backward compatibility
get_metrics Server performance and resource metrics

Data Science (12 tools)

Run statistical analysis, modeling, and pattern detection directly on query results from any connected source.

Tool Domain
analyze_hypothesis_test Statistical Analysis
analyze_anova Statistical Analysis
analyze_effect_sizes Statistical Analysis
analyze_regression Regression and Modeling
evaluate_model_performance Regression and Modeling
analyze_clusters Pattern Recognition
detect_anomalies Pattern Recognition
reduce_dimensions Pattern Recognition
analyze_time_series Time Series
forecast_time_series Time Series
analyze_rfm Business Intelligence
analyze_ab_test Business Intelligence

Supported Data Sources

Databases

Type Engines
SQL SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL, DuckDB
SQL (enterprise) Oracle, MS SQL Server (pip install localdata-mcp[enterprise])
Document MongoDB, CouchDB (pip install localdata-mcp[modern-databases])
Key-value Redis (pip install localdata-mcp[modern-databases])
Search Elasticsearch (pip install localdata-mcp[modern-databases])
Time series InfluxDB (pip install localdata-mcp[modern-databases])
Graph Neo4j (pip install localdata-mcp[modern-databases])
RDF / SPARQL Turtle (.ttl), N-Triples (.nt), remote SPARQL endpoints

File Formats

Category Formats
Tabular CSV, TSV
Structured JSON, JSONL, YAML, TOML, XML, INI
Spreadsheet Excel (.xlsx, .xls), LibreOffice Calc (.ods), Apple Numbers (.numbers)
Analytical Parquet, Feather, Arrow, HDF5
Graph DOT (Graphviz), GML, GraphML, Mermaid
RDF Turtle (.ttl), N-Triples (.nt)

Multi-sheet spreadsheets are fully supported: each sheet becomes a separately queryable table. Connect to a specific sheet with ?sheet=SheetName in the path.

Data Science Domains

Statistical Analysis — t-tests, chi-squared, Mann-Whitney, Kruskal-Wallis, and related hypothesis tests; one-way ANOVA with post-hoc tests; Cohen's d, eta-squared, and other effect size measures.

Regression and Modeling — linear, polynomial, logistic, ridge, lasso, and elastic net regression; model evaluation with R², RMSE, MAE, and classification metrics; automated feature selection.

Pattern Recognition — K-means, DBSCAN, and hierarchical clustering; anomaly detection via isolation forest, LOF, and one-class SVM; dimensionality reduction with PCA, t-SNE, and UMAP.

Time Series — decomposition, stationarity testing, autocorrelation analysis; ARIMA, SARIMA, and ETS forecasting; change point detection; multivariate analysis with VAR, Granger causality, and cointegration tests.

Business Intelligence — A/B test statistical analysis; RFM customer segmentation; cohort analysis, CLV modeling, and funnel analysis.

Geospatial — distance and coordinate calculations, spatial joins, interpolation, and network analysis.

Optimization — linear programming, constrained optimization, assignment problems, and network optimization.

Sampling and Estimation — bootstrap confidence intervals, Bayesian estimation, Monte Carlo simulation, and stratified sampling.

Architecture

  • Intention-driven interface — tools accept semantic parameters ("find strong correlations") rather than requiring statistical procedure names or threshold values
  • Progressive disclosure — simple calls return high-level insights with sensible defaults; advanced parameters are available when needed
  • Streaming-first execution — all operations are designed for chunked processing; tools automatically switch strategies based on data size, keeping memory usage within configured bounds
  • Composition metadata — every tool result includes metadata that downstream tools can use directly, enabling chained analysis without manual wiring

Configuration

LocalData MCP uses environment variables for optional settings. The defaults work for most cases.

Variable Default Description
LOCALDATA_MEMORY_LIMIT_MB 2048 Maximum memory per query result (MB)
LOCALDATA_MAX_CONNECTIONS 10 Maximum concurrent database connections
LOCALDATA_CHUNK_SIZE 500 Default rows per streaming chunk
LOCALDATA_BUFFER_TTL 600 Streaming buffer expiry in seconds
LOCALDATA_WORKING_DIR process cwd Root directory for file access (file paths are restricted to this tree)

Set in your MCP server configuration under "env", or in a .env file in the working directory.

Documentation

Development

git clone https://github.com/ChrisGVE/localdata-mcp.git
cd localdata-mcp
uv sync --all-extras
uv run pytest

The test suite includes 1,600+ unit tests, 234+ integration tests, and 62 enterprise-scale tests across 7 database types with 100K rows each.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Please read CONTRIBUTING.md before submitting a pull request.

License

Apache License 2.0 — see LICENSE for details.

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