Sqemo MCP server

Sqemo is a tool for drawing database diagrams, the kind that show your tables and how they connect. This MCP server lets your AI assistant work on those diagrams for you, using your team's own naming rules so every table and column comes out named the same way. It is handy if you design or review databases and want the boring naming part handled for you.

What this MCP server does

You describe what you want in plain language, like a discussion board with members and posts. Your AI uses this helper to create or edit the diagram in Sqemo. The helper looks up your team's word list and turns your everyday words into the short column names your team uses, so Post Content becomes POST_CNTS. It can also export the diagram as SQL or DBML, and compare the diagram against a real database to spot differences. You get the updated diagram and a list of anything that does not match.

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What you can do with it

• Create a new database diagram from a plain description
• Add or change tables, columns, and the links between them
• Turn your everyday words into your team's short column names
• Export the diagram as SQL for seven database types or as DBML
• Check the diagram for naming mistakes and broken links
• Compare the diagram against a live database and list the differences
• Propose new words for your team's shared word list

What it gives back to you

You get answers in the chat, like a list of tables, the short name the helper chose for a column, or a summary of your diagram. It can also hand you SQL or DBML text you can copy. When it checks naming or compares against a database, it gives you a list of problems or differences, with the table and column names spelled out. Any changes it makes show up in your diagram in Sqemo.

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Who it's for

People who design or review databases, like data modelers, backend developers, and database administrators, especially on teams that care about consistent naming.