Pgmcp
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database query interface
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Objections
Unclear whether it performs better than the existing npx Postgres MCP server
From 1 comment
Nice, but can somebody tell me if this performs better than my simple Postgres MCP using npx? My current setup uses the LLM to search through my local Postgres in multiple steps.…
cahaya on HN
Raises concern about prompt-injection data exfiltration risk (lethal trifecta)
From 1 comment
How does this protect against lethal trifecta attacks like the ones here - tramlines.io/blog ?
coderinsan on HN
Requests
Let the agent monitor and cancel long-running or resource-heavy queries
From 1 comment
nice! is there a way for the agent to know about it's own queries / resource usage? eg the agent could actively monitor memory/cpu/time usage of a query and cancel it if it's…
oulipo2 on HN
Questions
Does it perform better than the existing npx Postgres MCP server?
From 1 comment
Nice, but can somebody tell me if this performs better than my simple Postgres MCP using npx? My current setup uses the LLM to search through my local Postgres in multiple steps.…
cahaya on HN
How does it protect against lethal trifecta attacks?
From 1 comment
How does this protect against lethal trifecta attacks like the ones here - tramlines.io/blog ?
coderinsan on HN
Alternatives named
@modelcontextprotocol/server-postgres via npx
From 1 comment
Nice, but can somebody tell me if this performs better than my simple Postgres MCP using npx? My current setup uses the LLM to search through my local Postgres in multiple steps.…
cahaya on HN
zenquery desktop app for querying data files
From 1 comment
Shameless plug: I literally built a desktop app that does the exact same thing, but, with any data file you throw at it. CSV, Json, Excel and Parquet... all supported. And…
freakynit on HN