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How to let the agent query local files and SQLite through MCP with Omnirush Gui

Enable supported local MCP servers such as filesystem and SQLite for data questions.

Who it is forAn analyst or developer whose task needs the agent to read local files or a SQLite database.

The problemThe agent needs tools beyond the chat window to inspect local files or data.

The outcomeThe agent uses an enabled local MCP server to answer questions about your data.

What you need first

  • An omnirush.ai account to sign in to the app
  • A supported platform: macOS on Apple Silicon, or Linux x64 or arm64 (no Intel Mac build)
  • The GitHub CLI `gh` on the same machine for the git and pull request use case

Steps

  1. Install the app and sign in as described in the first use case.
  2. Open Settings > MCP in the app.
  3. Enable a local server from the supported list, such as filesystem or SQLite.
  4. Add any skills you need from the Library in Settings.
  5. Start a chat that asks a question about <data-source>, then check the answer against the source file.

Prompt for your agent

Using omnirush-gui with its SQLite MCP server enabled in Settings > MCP, query <database-path> for the row count of <table> and list its columns. Verify the row count against the source before reporting it.

Caveat. Only local MCP servers on the account's supported list work; remote and account-linked servers are not supported.

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