MCP.Pizza Chef: ArcadeData
This connects your AI assistant to ArcadeDB, a database that can hold connected records (like a network of relationships), documents, simple lists, text for searching, locations, and even AI search vectors, all in one place. You can ask your assistant to trace how records relate to each other, pull up matching documents, search by location, or summarize large amounts of information without writing any database code yourself. It runs on your own computer or server through Docker, so someone comfortable following setup instructions will need to get it running before your assistant can use it.
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Search my data using plain questions instead of database code Find how records are connected, like who's linked to whom Pull summaries and reports from millions of records instantly Search text stored in my database for a matching phrase Look up locations stored in my database that are nearby each other Combine different kinds of data, like lists and connections, in one search Track changes in time-based data like logs or sensor readings
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arcadedb FAQ
Do I need to know database code to use this?
No — you can ask your AI assistant questions in plain language, and it translates them into the right database commands behind the scenes.
Can I use this to find relationships between records, like connections in a network?
Yes — its connection-tracing features let your assistant follow links between people, places, or things stored in your data.
Can I use this to search and summarize large amounts of data quickly?
Yes — it is built to scan through millions of records fast and hand your assistant the answers it needs.
Which apps does this work in?
It is built to work with AI assistants that support custom tool connections, such as Claude Desktop and Cursor, and can also be wired up to assistants like ChatGPT or Gemini once configured.
Do I need an API key or account to use this?
No sign-up or API key is required, but you do need to run the database yourself, typically with Docker on your own computer or a server.
How hard is it to set up?
Setup takes some technical comfort — you will need to install Docker and run a few commands, so it suits someone willing to follow developer-style instructions rather than a one-click install.
Will this work if my data is spread across different formats, like lists, documents, and connections?
Yes — it can store and search all of those formats in a single database, so you do not need separate tools for each type of data.
Is my data kept safe and consistent?
The database includes built-in security controls and keeps changes consistent even if something interrupts a request, but since you host it yourself, you are responsible for setting up backups and access limits.