Weaviate's MCP server, built into the database itself — hybrid search, schema inspection, tenant listing and batch upserts at /v1/mcp, scoped by RBAC.
Chroma
Summary
Chroma's official MCP server — build and query vector collections directly from an AI client.
Features
- Create collections and add documents from the assistant
- Semantic, keyword, and metadata-filtered queries
- Ephemeral, persistent, and cloud client modes
Installation
Set up this MCP server in your favorite AI agent — copy a ready-made configuration below.
Description
Chroma's official MCP server exposes the whole embedding-database workflow to an assistant: create a collection, add documents, and query it, all without writing code.
What it exposes
- Collection management — create, list, inspect, and delete collections
- Document operations — add, update, and delete, with automatic embedding
- Querying by semantic similarity, full-text search, or metadata filter, and combinations of all three
- Client modes — ephemeral for throwaway work, persistent for a local directory, HTTP for a running server, and cloud for Chroma Cloud
Why this is useful in practice
It closes the loop on retrieval experiments. Instead of writing an ingestion script, running it, and then testing retrieval in another script, an assistant can add documents and immediately query them, iterating on chunking and metadata in one conversation.
It also works as a durable memory store: give the assistant a persistent collection and it can accumulate knowledge across sessions.
Setup
uvx chroma-mcp --client-type persistent --data-dir ./chroma, or with cloud credentials for a hosted collection.
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