MCP Firebird 2.0.4 Released: Enhanced Model Context Protocol Implementation for Firebird Databases

Enhanced Model Context Protocol Implementation for Firebird Databases

We are excited to announce the release of MCP Firebird v2.0.4, a significant update to our Model Context Protocol implementation for Firebird databases. This stable release brings several important improvements and new features that enhance both functionality and user experience.

MCP Firebird provides a robust interface between Firebird databases and AI models, enabling seamless integration with tools like Claude Desktop and other MCP-compatible clients.

Key Features and Improvements

Server-Sent Events (SSE) Support

The new version introduces full support for Server-Sent Events (SSE) as a transport mechanism, allowing real-time data streaming between your Firebird database and client applications. This feature enables more responsive applications with live updates without requiring constant polling.

Robust Command-Line Parameter Handling

We’ve significantly enhanced the command-line interface with improved parameter handling, ensuring seamless compatibility with both NPX parameters and environment variables. This makes MCP Firebird more flexible and easier to configure in various environments.

npx mcp-firebird --database your_database.fdb --user SYSDBA --password masterkey

Introducing mcpFirebird: A Model Context Protocol Project for Firebird

Great news for the Firebird community! A new project, mcpFirebird, has been launched and is now available on GitHub at https://github.com/PuroDelphi/mcpFirebird. What makes this release particularly interesting is that mcpFirebird is built as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) project, bringing a structured approach to working with Firebird databases.

For those unfamiliar, the Model Context Protocol is a framework designed to streamline interactions between applications AI and databases like Firebird. With mcpFirebird, this concept is put into action, offering a tool that could simplify development tasks while staying true to the strengths of the Firebird engine.

Blob speed improvements are coming sooner than expected!

Great news for the Firebird community!

Thanks to several of the participants of the 21st Firebird Developers Day (FDD), significant improvements have been made to blob traffic performance, especially in high-latency network environments. These enhancements were implemented by Vlad Khorsun in two phases.

The first phase, already released in Firebird 5.02, delivered remarkable performance gains of up to 49%!

The second phase, delivering up to 97% gains, was originally scheduled for Firebird 6, but it is coming much sooner, in the upcoming Firebird 5.03!

And you will not need to pay anything extra for this, since Firebird is 100% free!

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