Database MCP Server
A governed database MCP server for AI agents
What a raw MCP server leaves wide open
Every agent shares one connection string
A raw MCP server hands each agent the same database credentials. With no per-agent identity, you can't tell which agent ran which query — or revoke just one of them.
Full-table reads, PII included
Without masking on the read path, an agent that queries a users table sees every email, token, and secret in clear text — the model, the logs, and the context window now hold it too.
Writes reach production unreviewed
An agent can run an UPDATE or a DROP with no approval, no SQL review, and no rollback path. One bad tool call and there's no record of what changed or who to ask.
How Bytebase governs the agent-to-database path
Per-agent identity, not a shared secret
Every agent connects through Bytebase as itself — scoped, revocable, and traceable — and never holds a database credential.
Masking on the read path
Sensitive columns are masked at query time, so an agent gets the answer it needs without ever seeing the raw PII behind it.
Writes go through review
Every agent write clears the same SQL review and approval bar as a human change — with full history and a clean rollback path.
One MCP server, controls for every team
Drop-in MCP endpoint
Point any MCP client at Bytebase; agents get governed database access with no bespoke proxy or credential broker to build.
Works across engines
One MCP server for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, and 20+ engines — the same governance everywhere.
Self-hosted, single image
Run it in your own infrastructure as one Docker image; data and credentials never leave your network.
Designed to integrate across modern enterprise environments
Bytebase connects to databases, developer tooling, and collaboration platforms to fit naturally into complex, multi-tool enterprise ecosystems.