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libSQL Database

Provides secure database operations for libSQL/SQLite databases

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Updated Nov 7, 2025
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Provides secure database operations for libSQL/SQLite databases
  1. Install the Turso CLI

    • Open a terminal and run:
      curl -sSfL https://get.tur.so/install.sh | bash
      
  2. Login to Turso

    • Authenticate yourself in Turso by running:
      turso auth login
      
  3. Create a Turso Auth Token

    • Generate a new authentication token (replace "mcp-libsql" with your chosen name):
      turso auth token create --name "mcp-libsql"
      
    • Copy the token returned by the command. You will need this value for the next steps.
  4. Get Your Database URL

    • Retrieve the URL for your Turso (libSQL) database:
      turso db show your-database-name --url
      
    • Note the URL; you will need it for the configuration.
  5. Fill in ENV Values in the FastMCP Connection Interface

    • Use your ready-made "Install Now" button to begin adding ENVs.
    • In the FastMCP interface, enter the following ENV:
      • LIBSQL_AUTH_TOKEN — Paste the token generated in Step 3.
    • Also, ensure the server is configured with your database URL (from Step 4) as required.
  6. Save and Apply

    • Confirm and save your changes in the FastMCP connection interface.

Note:

  • For improved security, ENV variables (like LIBSQL_AUTH_TOKEN) are preferable to CLI parameters—do not commit secrets to source control.
  • Always restart your MCP client or Claude Desktop after updating the configuration.

You have now successfully obtained and applied the required auth token for libSQL/Turso integration!

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