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mcp-usage

AlloyDB supports a remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, allowing AI applications to interact with AlloyDB resources.

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A skill that teaches Claude Code to do databases tasks well. It is packaged knowledge the model uses whenever it is relevant.

  1. Install the skill (command above).
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  3. No commands to memorize: you talk in plain language and the skill does the rest.

Install (Claude Code)

mkdir -p .claude/skills/mcp-usage && curl -fsSL https://doutorai.pt/data/lib/skills__mcp-usage.md -o .claude/skills/mcp-usage/SKILL.md

Paste this command into the terminal, in your project folder, and the component installs automatically.

Content

# AlloyDB MCP Usage

AlloyDB supports a remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, allowing AI
applications to interact with AlloyDB resources.

## Endpoint

The AlloyDB MCP server endpoint is regional:
`https://alloydb.REGION.rep.googleapis.com/mcp`

Replace `REGION` with the regional location of the endpoint (e.g.,
`us-central1`).

## Setup and Authentication

1. Enable the AlloyDB API in your project.
2. Grant the `roles/mcp.toolUser` role to the principal making the tool calls.
3. Configure your MCP host to point to the regional endpoint.

For more details, see the [Use the AlloyDB remote

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