Turso MCP Server
Updated June 2026✓ OfficialThe Turso MCP server, built by Turso (tursodatabase), provides turso — the SQLite-compatible edge database built on libSQL — runs a single official hosted MCP server at `mcp.turso.ai`, and tursodatabase/turso-mcp is the repo that packages access to it per-agent and doubles as the plugin marketplace each agent's CLI installs from. It is officially maintained and best for Database.
by Turso (tursodatabase)
About
Turso — the SQLite-compatible edge database built on libSQL — runs a single official hosted MCP server at `mcp.turso.ai`, and tursodatabase/turso-mcp is the repo that packages access to it per-agent and doubles as the plugin marketplace each agent's CLI installs from. Authentication is OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and fully discoverable — a developer runs the install command once, then authenticates in a browser tab where consent (organization, group, and scope) is granted directly on the Turso dashboard, which mints a scoped token; every MCP tool call forwards that token to the real Turso API, so the MCP layer itself holds no standing privilege and all org-binding, roles, and audit logging are enforced server-side, with no API token to generate or paste manually. Because it proxies the full Turso Cloud API, an agent can both manage infrastructure — list organizations and databases, create or delete databases, inspect groups and edge-replica locations — and run SQL directly against a database once it's selected. Claude Code installs it via `/plugin marketplace add tursodatabase/turso-mcp` followed by `/plugin install turso@turso`, then `/mcp` → turso → Authenticate; Codex uses the equivalent `codex plugin` commands; any other MCP-capable client can instead point straight at `https://mcp.turso.ai/mcp` and complete the same OAuth flow. Community alternatives spences10/mcp-turso-cloud and nbbaier/mcp-turso remain options for teams that want a self-hosted server with a manually-supplied API token instead of the hosted OAuth flow.
Installation
claude mcp add --transport http turso https://mcp.turso.ai/mcpCategories
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- Turso (tursodatabase)
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