DBeaver (CloudBeaver)

DBeaver (CloudBeaver) MCP Connector for Claude

A+

Manage database connections, users, and server configurations via CloudBeaver's API — inspect drivers, manage teams, and query server status directly.

19 tools Official Updated Jun 28, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

Connect your CloudBeaver (DBeaver Cloud) instance to any AI agent to streamline database administration and server management through natural language.

What you can do

  • User & Team Management — Create, delete, and inspect user accounts and teams for granular access control using create_user and create_team.
  • Connection Insights — Fetch detailed configuration and status for specific database connections across projects with get_connection_info.
  • Driver & Export Discovery — List supported database drivers and available data transfer formats (CSV, JSON, XLSX) via get_driver_list and data_transfer_available_stream_processors.
  • Server Health & Licensing — Monitor active product licenses, server settings, and AI assistant configurations with get_active_product_license and get_ai_settings.
  • Authentication Control — Query available auth providers and manage session logins via get_auth_providers and auth_login.

How it works

  1. Subscribe to this server
  2. Provide your CloudBeaver Server URL and API Token
  3. Start managing your database infrastructure from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client

Who is this for?

  • Database Administrators — quickly audit user permissions and connection statuses without the web UI
  • DevOps Engineers — automate user provisioning and verify server configurations
  • Data Engineers — check available drivers and export capabilities for data pipelines
sqldatabase-administrationcloudbeaverdbeaveruser-management

19 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

add_connections_access

Grants users or teams access to specific connections

auth_login

Authenticates a session using a provider and credentials

configure_server

Updates the main server configuration

create_team

Creates a new team for access management

create_user

Creates a new user account (Admin only)

data_transfer_available_stream_processors

Lists available export formats (CSV, JSON, XLSX, etc.)

data_transfer_export_data_from_container

Starts an async task to export data from a table/schema

data_transfer_export_data_from_results

Exports data from a specific SQL query result set

db_sm_terminate

Terminates active database sessions for a connection

delete_team

Removes a team

delete_user

Removes a user account

get_active_product_license

Returns details of the active server license

get_active_user

Returns information about the currently authorized user

get_admin_user_info

Returns detailed admin-level info for a specific user

get_ai_settings

Returns global AI assistant configurations

get_all_product_licenses

Lists all licenses installed on the server

get_auth_providers

Lists all available authentication providers (local, SAML, etc.)

get_connection_info

Returns configuration and status for a specific database connection

get_driver_list

Lists all database drivers supported by the server

See how to talk to your AI agent using DBeaver (CloudBeaver).

List all database drivers supported by the server.

I've retrieved the driver list. Your server supports 15 drivers, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, and SQLite. Would you like details on a specific one?

Show me the details for connection 'postgres-prod' in project 'main-fleet'.

Fetching connection info... The 'postgres-prod' connection is currently 'Connected'. It uses the PostgreSQL driver and is configured for host 'db.prod.internal'.

Who is the currently authorized user and what is their display name?

The current authorized user is 'admin' with the display name 'System Administrator'.

You can use the `get_driver_list` tool. It returns a comprehensive list of all database drivers installed and supported by your server instance.

Related Connectors