CloudBeaver MCP Server

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[!note] Since 26.0 This feature is available inEnterpriseandAWSeditions only.

[!info] Info You can find more information about Model Context Protocol (MCP)here.
- Navigate toSettings -> Administration -> Server Configuration
- Enable theAI IntegrationandAI MCP Serveroptions
- Open the context menu for the connection where you want to use MCP and selectEdit Connection.
- Open theAItab, select theEnable MCPcheckbox, and clickSave. After you clickSave, the MCP configuration section appears. It includes:

{ "mcpServers": { "dbeaver": { "type": "http", "url": "https://server-example.com/api/mcp/projects/General/datasources/postgres-jdbc-19b9378f1f8-60bb24cfcd2979a7", "headers": { "X-API-Key": "${token}" } } } }

[!important] Important The MCP endpoint is connection-specific. Each connection has its own endpoint and must be configured separately in the client.

- theUse OAuth authentication instead of API keyoption By default, snippets use API token authentication. To use OAuth, selectUse OAuth authentication instead of API key. The generated snippets are updated automatically.

[!note] Note OAuth support depends on the MCP client. If your client doesn’t support OAuth for MCP servers, use API token authentication instead.

After you enable MCP for a connection, use the generated configuration snippet to register the server in your MCP client.

The snippet depends on the selected authentication method:

- with API token authentication, the snippet includes the endpoint and token header
- with OAuth authentication, the client handles authentication through the OAuth flow

Client configuration is performed entirely on the client side. Refer to your client’s documentation for instructions on adding an MCP server.

[!tip] Tip For other MCP clients, use the generated endpoint URL and adapt the configuration according to the client’s documentation.

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