Overview
Fibery MCP Server provides an MCP-based bridge between Fibery and any MCP-enabled LLM provider (e.g., Claude Desktop), allowing you to interact with your Fibery workspace using natural language. It integrates with MCP clients to enable conversational access to Fibery data and operations. Core capabilities include listing databases (list_databases), describing a database (describe_database), querying data (query_database), creating single entities (create_entity), creating multiple entities in batch (create_entities_batch), and updating existing entities (update_entity). The server can be installed via Smithery for automatic integration or via the UV tool, and configuration requires your Fibery host and an API token. This enables natural language workflows for exploring Fibery databases, retrieving field information, and performing data changes through chat-based prompts.
Features
Natural language query of Fibery entities
Query Fibery entities using natural language via MCP-enabled LLMs.
Database discovery and field introspection
List databases and describe a database's structure with all fields (titles, names, types).
Entity creation and updates via conversational interfaces
Create and update Fibery entities through conversational prompts.
Who Is This For?
- Fibery users:Interact with Fibery data using natural language through MCP-enabled LLMs.
- Developers:Integrate Fibery with MCP-enabled LLMs in custom apps.
- Business teams:Enable natural language exploration of Fibery data for decision making.
