Redash MCP server

This is a small helper that connects your AI assistant to Redash, the tool your company uses to look at data and build charts. Once it is set up, you can just type a question like "how many people signed up this month?" and the AI will write the database query, run it in Redash, and tell you the number. It is handy for anyone who needs answers from company data but does not write SQL themselves.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI a question in normal words. The AI uses this helper to look at what data sources and tables exist in your Redash. It picks the right tables, writes the SQL for you, and sends it to Redash to run. Redash returns the rows, and the AI turns them into a plain answer in your chat. You can also use it to list saved queries, look at dashboards, and create new queries, dashboards, widgets, or alerts.

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What you can do with it

• Ask questions about your data in plain English and get numbers back
• List the tables and columns available in a Redash data source
• Run a SQL query and see the results in the chat
• List, open, and run your saved Redash queries
• Look at dashboards and the widgets on them
• Create a new saved query or dashboard
• Set up alerts that fire when a number goes above or below a threshold

Try asking your AI

• “How many new users signed up this month?”
• “Show me the columns in the users table”
• “List all my saved queries”
• “Create a monthly revenue trend query and add it to a dashboard”

What it gives back to you

You get answers written out in the chat, like a number, a short summary, or a small table of rows. When it creates or changes something in Redash, it tells you what it did and often gives you a link to open it. If it lists queries, dashboards, or alerts, you see them as a simple list.

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Who it's for

Anyone who needs answers from company data in Redash but does not want to write SQL, such as analysts, product managers, marketers, and operations folks.