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superdb-mcp

v1.6.3

Published

MCP server for SuperDB - execute SuperSQL queries, version detection, and embedded documentation

Readme

SuperDB MCP Server

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for SuperDB that enables AI assistants to better compose SuperSQL queries, optionally backed by an LSP.

Table of Contents

About

SuperDB is the successor to zq from Brim Data. LLMs have limited knowledge of its syntax, so this MCP server provides the context AI assistants need to write correct queries.

Installation

Claude Code CLI

# Install for current project only
claude mcp add superdb -- npx -y superdb-mcp@latest

# Install for all projects (user scope)
claude mcp add --scope user superdb -- npx -y superdb-mcp@latest

Using @latest auto-upgrades the MCP server on each Claude launch. To pin a specific version, replace @latest with a version number (e.g., @0.1.0).

Manual Configuration

Add to your Claude Code settings (~/.claude/settings.json) or project .mcp.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "superdb": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "superdb-mcp@latest"]
    }
  }
}

Or install globally:

npm install -g superdb-mcp
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "superdb": {
      "command": "superdb-mcp"
    }
  }
}

From Source

git clone https://github.com/chrismo/superdb-mcp.git
cd superdb-mcp
npm install
npm run build
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "superdb": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/path/to/superdb-mcp/dist/index.js"]
    }
  }
}

LSP (Optional)

Only super_complete and super_docs use the LSP — query execution, documentation, grok patterns, recipes, and database tools are fully functional on their own. The SuperDB LSP adds code completions and symbol documentation for those who want it. Download a binary from the releases page, then point the MCP server to it:

export SUPERDB_LSP_PATH=/path/to/superdb-lsp

Add the export to your shell profile for persistence. Run super_lsp_status to verify setup.

Tools

Query & Data

super_query

Execute a SuperSQL query on data files. On errors, includes migration hints for common zq-to-SuperDB syntax changes (yield→values, over→unnest, func→fn, etc.).

query: string         # Required: The SuperSQL query
files?: string[]      # Pipeline-style input (not for SQL FROM; use absolute paths in FROM)
data?: string         # Inline data (alternative to files)
format?: string       # Output: json (default), sup, csv, table
inputFormat?: string  # Force input format

super_schema

Inspect types in a data file by finding unique shapes with counts and examples.

file: string          # Path to data file

Database (Lake)

super_db_query

Query data from a database pool.

query: string         # The SuperSQL query
pool?: string         # Pool name
lake?: string         # Lake path
format?: string       # Output format

super_db_list

List all pools in a SuperDB database.

lake?: string         # Lake path (default: ~/.super)

super_db_create_pool

Create a new pool.

name: string          # Pool name
orderBy?: string      # Sort key
lake?: string         # Lake path

super_db_load

Load data into a pool.

pool: string          # Pool name
files?: string[]      # Files to load
data?: string         # Inline data
lake?: string         # Lake path

Documentation & Reference

Content targets SuperDB v0.1.0. Responses include a version_note when the installed runtime differs from the content target.

super_help

Get SuperDB documentation — expert guide, migration docs, or tutorials.

topic: string         # "expert", "upgrade", "tutorials", or "tutorial:<name>"

super_grok_patterns

Search/filter 89 grok patterns for parsing logs, timestamps, IPs, and more.

query?: string        # Filter by pattern name or regex content

super_recipes

Search/list 16 recipe functions (from superkit) with signatures, descriptions, and examples.

query?: string        # Filter by function name, description, or source file

Environment & Diagnostics

super_info

Get SuperDB version info, environment configuration, LSP availability, and installation instructions.

compare_to?: string   # Optional path to another super binary to compare

super_lsp_status

Check if the SuperDB LSP is installed and get installation instructions if not.

# No parameters

super_test_compat

Test a query against multiple SuperDB versions to detect breaking changes.

query: string         # The query to test
versions: string[]    # Paths to different super binaries

LSP Tools

Require SUPERDB_LSP_PATH environment variable to be set.

super_complete

Get code completions for a SuperSQL query at a cursor position.

query: string         # The query text
line: number          # Line number (0-based)
character: number     # Character offset (0-based)

super_docs

Get documentation for a symbol at a position in a query.

query: string         # The query text
line: number          # Line number (0-based)
character: number     # Character offset (0-based)

Example Usage

With the MCP server configured, Claude can execute queries like:

super_query({
  query: "where status == 'active' | aggregate count() by category",
  files: ["data.json"]
})

No shell escaping needed - the query string is passed directly.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • super binary in PATH:

Versioning

This MCP server uses its own independent semver, decoupled from SuperDB's version. Query tools (super_query, super_schema, etc.) work with any version of the super binary, so the MCP server is useful even if your runtime is older or newer than the target. Bundled content — documentation, tutorials, grok patterns, and recipes — is written for a specific SuperDB release, so aligning your runtime with the target version gives the best results. The super_info tool reports both versions, and content tools include a version_note when they differ.

The optional SuperDB LSP enables code completions and documentation lookup — see installation instructions.

| MCP Version | SuperDB Target | Notes | |-------------|------------------------|-------------------------------------------------| | 1.1.0 | v0.1.0 | Grok patterns, tutorials, recipes from superkit | | 1.0.0 | v0.1.0 | Switched to independent semver | | 0.1.0 | v0.1.0 | Aligned with first official SuperDB release | | 0.51231.x | 0.51231 (pre-release) | Legacy pseudo-version scheme |

License

This MCP server is licensed under the BSD-3-Clause License.

This project wraps SuperDB, which is licensed under the SuperDB Source Available License. The MCP server does not distribute SuperDB source code or binaries; it invokes a locally installed super binary at runtime.