MCP server

Point your agent at it

The endpoint is plain Streamable HTTP, so any MCP client connects with a URL and nothing else: this site's own https://bsqlite.bitplatform.dev/mcp, the deployed https://bsqlite.bitplatform.dev/mcp, or https://bitplatform.dev/mcp, which serves the tools of every bit library from one address. The same tools are plain GET endpoints under /api/mcp/..., which is what the panels below call.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "bsqlite": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://bsqlite.bitplatform.dev/mcp"
    }
  }
}

claude mcp add --transport http bsqlite https://bsqlite.bitplatform.dev/mcp

Where will the database open?

PlanBsqliteStorageSelection runs the library's own resolver, migrator and session factory - composed exactly as AddBitBsqliteServices composes them - against stand-in providers that answer their probe the way you describe the browser. The first-party backends keep the capabilities their provider types declare. Nothing is opened.

Will this statement run on every backend?

CheckBsqliteSql puts SQL to the library's own static rules: the guards each backend's declared capabilities switch on, and the table scan a live query is keyed by. It is pattern matching over the text - nothing is executed, on the server or anywhere else.

Everything at once, with the next call to make

An agent rarely knows which corpus holds the answer. SearchBsqlite covers every document, every public member of both packages, the storage backends, the setup guides, the labs and the demo's sources at once - and every hit carries the exact follow-up call that returns it in full.

Tools

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Prompts and resources

Prompts are the workflows - the order to call the tools in for a whole job - because the failure mode of an agent holding a shelf of tools is calling them in an order that skips the check which would have caught the bug. Resources are the same knowledge as bsqlite:// URIs, for clients that attach documentation up front; they read the same catalogs the tools do.

The same tools over plain HTTP

Open one in a browser tab to read exactly what an agent is handed.