metabase-mcp-server and metabase-mcp

The two tools are competitors, with "hluaguo/metabase-mcp" having a more detailed description of its intent to enable LLM interaction with analytics data via the Metabase API, while "CognitionAI/metabase-mcp-server" serves a similar, but less explicitly detailed, purpose as a Metabase MCP server.

metabase-mcp-server
70
Verified
metabase-mcp
48
Emerging
Maintenance 10/25
Adoption 17/25
Maturity 24/25
Community 19/25
Maintenance 6/25
Adoption 8/25
Maturity 15/25
Community 19/25
Stars: 44
Forks: 22
Downloads: 6,065
Commits (30d): 0
Language: TypeScript
License:
Stars: 46
Forks: 21
Downloads:
Commits (30d): 0
Language: Python
License: MIT
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About metabase-mcp-server

CognitionAI/metabase-mcp-server

Cognition's Metabase MCP Server

Exposes 81+ tools covering Metabase's full API surface—dashboards, cards, databases, tables, and collections—enabling AI assistants to query, execute, and manage analytics operations programmatically. Built as an MCP server with TypeScript and Node.js, it integrates seamlessly with Claude Desktop and Windsurf IDE via stdio transport, supporting flexible tool loading modes (essential, all, read-only, write-only) configured through environment variables and command-line flags.

About metabase-mcp

hluaguo/metabase-mcp

Metabase MCP server provides integration with the Metabase API, enabling LLM with MCP capabilites to directly interact with your analytics data, this server acts as a bridge between your analytics platform and conversational AI.

Implements a FastMCP server compatible with multiple transport protocols (STDIO, SSE, HTTP), supporting both SQL and MongoDB query execution with native parameter templating and aggregation pipeline support. Built on modern Python 3.12+ with context-aware logging middleware and proper error handling, it integrates directly with Claude Desktop, Cursor IDE, and any MCP-compliant client through environment-based API key or session authentication.

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