MCP

Plug DBDock into any agent.

Add the DBDock MCP server and your coding agent can trigger backups, kick off cross-database migrations, and pause schedules without leaving the editor.

Works in any agent

One prompt, any IDE

Add the DBDock MCP to this IDE as a remote HTTP server at https://dbdock.xyz/api/mcp. It uses browser sign-in, so there's no API key to paste — when the server connects, approve access in the DBDock window that opens.

list_connectionsBrowse saved Postgres and Mongo connections.

create_backupTrigger a backup to any configured destination.

restore_backupRestore a specific backup back into its connection.

copy_databaseCopy data between two connections, full or table-scoped.

run_migrationRun a cross-database migration (Mongo ↔ Postgres).

list_schedulesList cron and interval schedules with next-run times.

set_schedule_enabledPause or resume a schedule without deleting it.

run_schedule_nowFire a scheduled backup out-of-band.

Config file

~/.claude.json

bash

claude mcp add --transport http dbdock https://dbdock.xyz/api/mcp

Or paste this into the IDE's AI

Add the DBDock MCP to my Claude Code config as a remote HTTP server. Run `claude mcp add --transport http dbdock https://dbdock.xyz/api/mcp`. When it connects, a browser window opens to sign in to DBDock and approve access. No API key needed.

Hosted endpoint

Point any MCP client at this URL. DBDock uses browser sign-in — approve access once and your agent is connected. No API key required.

Ready when you are

Your databases deserve a real home.

Skip the bash scripts and forgotten cron jobs. Run backups, schedules, and alerts from one dashboard — managed storage and email included.