@dbx-app/mcp-server

Tools

• dbx_add_connectionAdd a new database connection to DBX
• dbx_begin_transactionBegin a transaction on a transaction-enabled native MySQL session
• dbx_close_sessionClose a stateful query session and release its pinned backend connection
• dbx_commit_transactionCommit the active transaction; committed is reported only after MySQL acknowledges COMMIT
• dbx_describe_tableGet column definitions for a table
• dbx_duplicate_connectionDuplicate a DBX connection with its complete settings, credentials, tunnels, and sidebar group
• dbx_execute_and_showExecute a SQL query in DBX desktop app UI and show results there. Requires DBX to be running.
• dbx_execute_batchExecute a SQL script containing multiple statements in one call and return a result per statement. Statements are split with a database-dialect-aware parser, so semicolons inside strings, comments and stored procedures are handled. Stops at
• dbx_execute_queryExecute a SQL query on a database connection (default 100 rows; pass max_rows to return up to 1000 rows; larger values are clamped; MongoDB shell commands and multi-statement scripts routed through the batch executor stay at 100 rows). For
• dbx_execute_redis_commandExecute a Redis command on a Redis connection. Use the db argument to select a logical database instead of sending SELECT. Use SCAN rather than KEYS when enumerating keys.
• dbx_get_routine_sourceGet the full source text of a stored procedure or function
• dbx_get_schema_contextGet compact table and column context for writing SQL
• dbx_list_connectionsList database connections configured in DBX. Returns connection IDs, names, group paths, database types, endpoints, selected databases, and saved connection notes.
• dbx_list_databasesList database names available through a DBX connection. When the connection has a database allowlist, returns only the databases allowed by DBX MCP settings; use this before listing tables if the connection has no default database.
• dbx_list_routinesList stored procedures and functions for a database schema
• dbx_list_tablesList tables and views for a database connection
• dbx_open_sessionOpen a stateful query session pinned to a single backend connection. Returns a session ID for dbx_execute_query: USE, SET CATALOG, session variables and temporary tables persist across calls within the session. Close with dbx_close_session
• dbx_open_tableOpen a table in DBX desktop app. Requires DBX to be running.
• dbx_peek_messagesRead up to 100 Kafka messages without committing consumer offsets. Defaults to the latest 20 messages. Returns JSON with base64 payloads, UTF-8 previews, metadata, incomplete (partial broker read), and outputTruncated (256 KiB message outpu
• dbx_remove_connectionRemove a database connection from DBX
• dbx_rollback_transactionRoll back the active transaction. Cleanup remains available after write-policy revocation.
• dbx_salesforce_apply_writeStep 2 of 2 for a Salesforce write: execute exactly the write prepared by dbx_salesforce_prepare_write, identified by its confirm_token. The token is single-use, expires 5 minutes after it was issued, and is bound to that one statement — a
• dbx_salesforce_current_userShow the Salesforce identity behind a DBX connection: the connected user, their profile, whether that profile holds "Modify All Data" (which bypasses field-level security and record sharing), and the org. Read-only. Call it before preparing
• dbx_salesforce_prepare_writeStep 1 of 2 for a Salesforce write: prepare an insert, update or delete of exactly ONE record. Nothing is sent to Salesforce. The call validates the request against DBX MCP policy and returns a human-readable summary plus a single-use confi
• dbx_send_messageSend a base64-encoded message to a Kafka, RocketMQ, or RabbitMQ topic/queue

Updated：2026-10-29 (tools/list verified)

Install

npx -y @dbx-app/mcp-server@0.4.131

Configure in Claude / Cursor

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "dbx-app-mcp-server": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y",
        "@dbx-app/mcp-server@0.4.131"
      ]
    }
  }
}