Time-series answers, straight from TimescaleDB
TimescaleDB is Postgres under the hood, so mcpMyAdmin connects natively: Claude or ChatGPT can run governed, read-only SQL over your hypertables and continuous aggregates, browse schemas, and build Data Sets on a refresh schedule.
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What you get with TimescaleDB
Everything below is enforced server-side — the AI client only ever sees governed tools and their results.
- Live read-only SQL — time_bucket, continuous aggregates, and everything else Postgres-compatible
- Schema browsing so your AI knows your hypertables and columns before querying
- Data Sets with interval or cron refresh and incremental refresh — ideal for rolling time-series snapshots
- Opt-in writes only on connections you own, with every statement audited
- SSRF-guarded, IP-pinned dialing and AES-256-GCM encrypted credentials
- OAuth 2.1 + PKCE auth for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client
From sign-up to querying TimescaleDB in minutes
No infrastructure to stand up — connect, authorize, and start asking questions.
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Start your free trial.
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Add your TimescaleDB connection — self-hosted or Timescale Cloud — with a read-only user.
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Authorize your MCP client over OAuth 2.1 + PKCE.
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Ask questions over live time-series data, or pin rolling windows into scheduled Data Sets.
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mcpMyAdmin connects to relational databases, warehouses, NoSQL stores, and SaaS sources — all through one governed MCP server.
Put TimescaleDB to work for your AI today
Governed access, encrypted credentials, and a full audit trail — up and running in minutes, free while you try it.
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