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mbentham/SqlAugur

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MCP server providing AI assistants with safe, read-only access to SQL Server databases. AST-based query validation, rate limiting, and DBA diagnostic tooling.

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mbentham/SqlAugur

Added 1 June 2026

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Overview

An MCP server that gives AI assistants read-only access to SQL Server databases. It uses AST-based query validation and rate limiting to enforce safety, and includes DBA diagnostic tooling.

Best for

Best for
Developers and DBAs who need to give AI assistants safe, read-only access to SQL Server databases.

Use cases

  • Letting AI assistants query SQL Server for reporting or debugging
  • Providing safe, read-only database access to non-admin users
  • Running diagnostic queries against SQL Server without risk of writes

Notes

An MCP server that gives AI assistants read-only access to SQL Server databases. It uses AST-based query validation and rate limiting to enforce safety, and includes DBA diagnostic tooling.

4 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-11. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Letting AI assistants query SQL Server for reporting or debugging
  • Providing safe, read-only database access to non-admin users
  • Running diagnostic queries against SQL Server without risk of writes

Pros

  • AST-based validation prevents dangerous queries at the syntax level
  • Rate limiting protects database performance from runaway requests
  • Read-only design eliminates risk of accidental data modification

Cons

  • Limited to SQL Server, no support for other database engines
  • Requires MCP-compatible AI assistants to function
  • No write capabilities, so not useful for data entry or updates

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Pros

  • AST-based validation prevents dangerous queries at the syntax level
  • Rate limiting protects database performance from runaway requests
  • Read-only design eliminates risk of accidental data modification

Cons

  • Limited to SQL Server, no support for other database engines
  • Requires MCP-compatible AI assistants to function
  • No write capabilities, so not useful for data entry or updates