PocketBase MCP is a specialized server designed to manage PocketBase collections, records, files, and logs with ease, supporting CRUD operations, file uploads, collection schema retrieval, and log management for enhanced backend control.
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Apr 22 2025
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What is PocketBase MCP?
This MCP server provides comprehensive tools to interact with a PocketBase instance, enabling fetching, listing, creating, updating, and managing records and files within collections. It supports schema retrieval, file uploads and downloads, as well as logging and cron job management. Its features streamline backend operations, ensuring data consistency and efficient resource management. The server facilitates integration with client applications, offering API endpoints for various data manipulations, making it an essential tool for developers building with PocketBase in complex applications.
Who will use PocketBase MCP?
- Developers using PocketBase
- Backend engineers
- Data administrators
- App integrators
How to use the PocketBase MCP?
- Step1: Install the MCP server following the provided setup instructions.
- Step2: Configure environment variables with your PocketBase URL and admin token.
- Step3: Run the server to establish connection with your PocketBase instance.
- Step4: Use supported tools such as fetch_record, list_records, create_record, update_record, and manage files.
- Step5: Integrate these APIs into your application for seamless data management.
PocketBase MCP's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- fetch_record
- list_records
- create_record
- update_record
- get_collection_schema
- upload_file
- download_file
- list_collections
- list_logs
- get_log
- get_logs_stats
- list_cron_jobs
- run_cron_job
- create_migration
- apply_migration
- revert_migration
The Benefits
- Streamlined data management in PocketBase
- Enhanced API for record and file operations
- Supports schema and log retrieval for monitoring
- Facilitates migration and schema updates
- Integrates with client applications easily
PocketBase MCP's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Building backend dashboards for PocketBase collections
- Automating data migration and schema updates
- Managing user-generated files in apps
- Logging and monitoring API requests
- Integrating PocketBase with external systems
FAQs of PocketBase MCP
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