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Open-source gateway enables secure AI database queries with audit logging

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A new open-source tool called db-mcp-gateway allows AI agents to securely query production databases. The self-hosted gateway sits between the AI and the database, storing credentials and enforcing identity checks through SSO providers like Okta and Google. It logs every query with user details for compliance and supports controlled access via YAML-based permissions. The software is available as a Docker container and currently supports PostgreSQL and MongoDB databases.

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