Arun-kc/schemabrain
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The trust and intelligence layer between AI agents and your database. Read-only by architecture, semantic knowledge graph + audit log, MCP-native.
MCP
Arun-kc/schemabrain
Added 18 June 2026
Overview
Schemabrain acts as a read-only intermediary between AI agents and databases, using a semantic knowledge graph to provide context and an audit log for transparency. It is built as an MCP-native tool in Python, enabling agents to query structured data without write access.
Best for
Best for
Developers building AI agents that need safe, contextual database access
Use cases
- Querying databases with natural language through AI agents
- Enforcing read-only access for agent interactions
- Auditing agent queries with a semantic context layer
Notes
Schemabrain acts as a read-only intermediary between AI agents and databases, using a semantic knowledge graph to provide context and an audit log for transparency. It is built as an MCP-native tool in Python, enabling agents to query structured data without write access.
8 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-18. Licensed Apache-2.0.
Use cases
- Querying databases with natural language through AI agents
- Enforcing read-only access for agent interactions
- Auditing agent queries with a semantic context layer
Pros
- Read-only architecture prevents accidental data modification
- Semantic knowledge graph improves query accuracy
- MCP-native design integrates with existing agent frameworks
Cons
- Limited to read-only operations, no write support
- Requires setup of semantic knowledge graph
- Relatively new project with small community (8 stars)
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Pros
- Read-only architecture prevents accidental data modification
- Semantic knowledge graph improves query accuracy
- MCP-native design integrates with existing agent frameworks
Cons
- Limited to read-only operations, no write support
- Requires setup of semantic knowledge graph
- Relatively new project with small community (8 stars)
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