Smithery Afgong Sqlite Mcp ServerSmithery Afgong Sqlite Mcp Server

After launching Smithery playground, we can now talk to the MCP server using this URL: https://smithery.ai/playground?mcp=https%3A%2F%2Fee09cd8f.ngrok.smithery.ai%2Fmcp

Name: SQLite Explorer

FastMCP: 2.12.4 MCP: 1.15.0

This will open an interactive inspector where you can test the MCP tools:

Even though we're running the MCP locally, still have a web interface For locally deployed MCP server SQLite Explorer, this is the MCP server URL that we can access as a client: http://localhost:6274/?MCP_PROXY_AUTH_TOKEN=e01acfa4461c1af5227669c2c0051e7cf9c280fb61a43a146a672463441f4c1b#tools In the future, once deployed, we'll have the same thing - HTTP or HTTPS, but instead of a local host, it'll be my server and the port. The rest will be something else. Local host is the server name, so the server is a local host. But if deployed somewhere, then it'll be a different host name. The port serves as a channel to talk to multiple MCP servers. HTTPS is a secure HTTP.

Once the MCP server is connected, you can ask questions like:

NOTE: The tables starting with SQLite are called system tables. We never created those tables.

Cloned this GitHub repository: https://github.com/hannesrudolph/sqlite-explorer-fastmcp-mcp-server

Asked Claude Code: I was asked to evaluate the following deployment platforms: AWS, Vercel, Railway, and Smithery for my MCP server. I want the simplest and cheapest deployment. Which option should I select?