Trino MCP MCP Server
Trino distributed SQL query engine.
Overview
This MCP server provides seamless integration with Trino, the powerful distributed SQL query engine designed for analytics across heterogeneous data sources. Built in Go, it enables developers and data analysts to execute complex SQL queries and retrieve insights from multiple databases, data warehouses, and data lakes through a unified interface. The server bridges the Claude ecosystem with Trino's distributed query capabilities, allowing users to leverage advanced SQL analytics without switching between tools.
The server supports comprehensive Trino functionality including query execution, schema exploration, catalog browsing, and metadata retrieval across distributed data sources. Users can access tables from various connectors such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, Hive, S3, and other Trino-compatible systems. Advanced features include query optimization, distributed execution monitoring, and support for Trino's SQL dialect, enabling complex analytics operations including joins, aggregations, and window functions across massive datasets.
This integration serves data engineers, analytics professionals, and development teams who require programmatic access to distributed query capabilities. Typical use cases include exploratory data analysis, building analytics applications, automating data pipelines, and generating reports from multi-source data environments. The server is compatible with any client supporting the Model Context Protocol, making it an ideal solution for teams leveraging Claude for data-driven decision making and analytics automation within their existing Trino infrastructure.
Installation
npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/server-trino-mcpCompatible Clients
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FAQ
- How do I install the Trino MCP MCP server?
- Install via npx or pip depending on the language. Then add the server configuration to your MCP client settings file.
- Which AI clients support the Trino MCP MCP server?
- The Trino MCP MCP server is compatible with Claude Desktop, Cursor. Any MCP-compatible client should work.