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Yes. Auxilian is free, with usage limits that keep it sustainable.
Yes. Each project is a Postgres schema, and your tables are ordinary Postgres tables. You work with them through the web app and MCP tools rather than a direct database connection.
No. Auxilian doesn’t offer direct database connections or connection strings. Use the web app, an MCP client, or CSV export.
No. Auxilian exposes structured operations: create tables, add columns, and read, insert, update, and delete rows with filters. Ask Claude questions in plain language and it combines those operations.
Any MCP client that supports remote servers over Streamable HTTP with OAuth, including Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, and VS Code. See Other MCP clients.
Only if you approved write access and you have write access to the project. delete_rows, drop_column, and drop_table are labeled destructive, so clients can ask before running them. Claude can’t delete projects or your account. Every change is in the activity log.
No. Google is the only sign-in method.
No. You get one personal workspace and can join others by invitation.
No. Each workspace’s owner is the person it was created for.
No. Export its tables, create a project in the other workspace, and have Claude recreate the tables and load the data.
No. Add a new column or table, copy the data, and drop the old one. See Tables and columns.
The web app doesn’t import files. Attach the CSV in a chat and ask Claude to load it. It inserts up to 100 rows per call.
No. Auxilian has no undo, trash, or self-service restore. Export important tables regularly.
In the United States, in Postgres hosted by Supabase on AWS us-east-1.