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MCP Firebird 2.5.1 with Wire Encryption

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Version 2.5.1 brings official Smithery platform support and enhanced wire encryption capabilities, making MCP Firebird even more accessible and secure. This release focuses on cloud deployment flexibility and enterprise-grade security features.

✨ Major Features

🌐 Smithery Platform Integration

One-Click Cloud Deployment

  • ✅ Official Smithery support – Deploy MCP Firebird to the cloud in minutes
  • ✅ Automatic configuration – Smithery detects and configures everything automatically
  • ✅ Web-based management – Manage your server through Smithery’s intuitive dashboard
  • ✅ Instant scaling – Scale your deployment as needed
  • ✅ Zero infrastructure management – No servers to maintain

🔒 Enhanced Wire Encryption Support

Enterprise-Grade Security

This release significantly improves wire encryption capabilities for Firebird 3.0+ databases:

  • ✅ Full WireCrypt compatibility – Works seamlessly with WireCrypt = Required servers
  • ✅ Native driver integration – Automatic detection and fallback
  • ✅ Zero configuration – Just set USE_NATIVE_DRIVER=true
  • ✅ Production tested – Verified with enterprise Firebird deployments
  • ✅ Encryption verification – Built-in checks to ensure encryption is active

MCP Firebird 2.2.0 – Complete SSE Transport Implementation

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This release 2.2.0 brings complete SSE (Server-Sent Events) transport support to MCP Firebird, making it fully compatible with the MCP Inspector and modern MCP clients while maintaining 100% backwards compatibility with existing STDIO implementations.

✨ New Features

🌐 SSE Transport Support

  • Full SSE Implementation: Complete Server-Sent Events transport using official MCP SDK v1.13.2
  • MCP Inspector Compatible: Works seamlessly with npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector
  • Backwards Compatible Server: Supports both modern and legacy MCP clients
  • Multi-Protocol Support: Single server instance handles STDIO, SSE, and HTTP simultaneously

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

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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

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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.