singlestore_mcp_server-fastmcp
Provides an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that lets MCP clients interact with SingleStore Management API to manage organizations/workspaces, operate on starter workspaces (create/resume/terminate), run SQL on a workspace, and manage SingleStore Spaces notebook files and jobs.
Score Breakdown
⚙ Agent Friendliness
🔒 Security
README indicates browser OAuth for standard usage and suggests using an API key for Docker. However, the provided content does not describe TLS requirements, token storage/refresh behavior, or how secrets are handled/logged internally. Tooling can execute SQL and manage workspaces/notebooks/jobs, so least-privilege and careful input validation are important; the README does not discuss SQL injection/validation controls.
⚡ Reliability
Best When
You want an MCP-capable IDE/agent (Claude Desktop/Code, Cursor, VS Code, etc.) to manage SingleStore resources and run SQL from within the agent workflow.
Avoid When
You need strict, documented rate-limit behavior and explicit API error-code handling guarantees, or you require fully headless/no-interaction authentication in all environments without using an API key.
Use Cases
- • Ask an MCP client to list regions and shared-tier regions and create starter workspaces
- • Use natural language to run SQL against a specific SingleStore workspace/database
- • Create/upload notebook files to SingleStore Spaces and schedule jobs from notebooks
- • Retrieve job details or delete jobs
- • Perform interactive organization/workspace-group selection during OAuth-based authentication
Not For
- • Directly implementing a REST/GraphQL/SQL API client for custom integrations (this is MCP/stdio-based)
- • Fully automated headless deployments without an API key (OAuth flow is mentioned as browser-based and Docker requires a key)
- • Use cases requiring fine-grained application-level authorization beyond the SingleStore account permissions
Interface
Authentication
README claims 'No API keys, tokens, or environment variables required' for standard usage, with authentication handled via browser OAuth. For Docker, an MCP_API_KEY is required because OAuth flow is not supported for servers running in Docker containers.
Pricing
Pricing for the MCP server itself is not specified in the provided README content; SingleStore usage costs would typically depend on the SingleStore account/workspaces.
Agent Metadata
Known Gotchas
- ⚠ OAuth is described as browser-based for standard usage; headless/Docker environments require MCP_API_KEY
- ⚠ Some organization-management tools are only available when API key env var is not set (interactive selection may not work when MCP_API_KEY is used)
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Scores are editorial opinions as of 2026-04-04.