Firebird MCP server (FlameRobin)

This is a small helper program that connects your AI assistant to the Firebird databases you already have listed in FlameRobin. If FlameRobin is set up on your PC with your database connections, this server reads those connections for you, so there is nothing extra to type. It is handy for people who work with Firebird data and want to ask questions or run SQL without switching windows all the time.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something about your Firebird database, like which tables exist or what a certain table looks like. The AI passes that request to this helper program running on your PC. The helper reads your FlameRobin connection settings, opens the database, and runs the needed SQL or lookup. Then it sends the answer back to the AI, which shows it to you in plain language in the chat. For changes, like creating a table or inserting a row, the helper runs the statement and commits it.

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What you can do with it

• List all Firebird databases you have registered in FlameRobin
• Show tables, views, procedures, triggers, generators, and roles
• Describe a table's columns, keys, and constraints
• Show the source code of a stored procedure, trigger, or view
• Run a SELECT query and see the results
• Run CREATE, ALTER, or DROP statements and commit them
• Run INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statements and commit them
• Check an execution plan or find columns that are missing indexes

Try asking your AI

• “List all the databases I have in FlameRobin.”
• “Show me the tables in my main Firebird database.”
• “Describe the CUSTOMERS table, just the column names and types.”
• “Run this SELECT and show me the first 20 rows: SELECT * FROM INVOICES WHERE TOTAL > 1000”
• “Which columns in the ORDERS table are missing indexes?”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in the chat, usually as lists, tables, or short summaries. For example, a list of databases, a table of column names and types, or the rows from your query. When you run a change, it tells you that the statement ran and was committed. Execution plans and missing index results come back as text you can read.

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Who it's for

People who already use FlameRobin and Firebird databases, like database administrators, developers, or analysts who want to ask questions and run SQL through their AI chat.