Open, Multi-modal Catalog for Data & AI, written in Rust
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Open, Multi-modal Catalog for Data & AI, written in Rust
Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Databricks that empowers AI agents to autonomously interact with Unity Catalog metadata. Enables data discovery, lineage analysis, and intelligent SQL execution. Agents explore catalogs/schemas/tables, understand relationships, discover notebooks/jobs, and execute queries - greatly reducing ad-hoc query time.
Unity Catalog AI Model Context Protocol Server
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