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title: "Using the ClickHouse MCP server with Google Antigravity"
description: "Google Antigravity integrates with the ClickHouse Model Context Protocol server to provide agent-driven analytics within the developer environment. Users install the server from Antigravity's MCP Store panel and authenticate via OAuth, granting the agent read-only access to organizations, services, databases, and tables according to account permissions. When prompted with natural language, the agent uses tools like get_services_list and list_tables to inspect schemas, translating user requests into functional ClickHouse SQL executed through the run_select_query tool. Antigravity can also generate interactive React charts as Artifacts, test UI interactions with screen recordings and screenshots in an integrated browser, and refine queries based on visual area comments. This setup allows engineers and analysts to explore datasets interactively without switching between external database clients and ticketing workflows."
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# Using the ClickHouse MCP server with Google Antigravity

[Clickhouse](https://yomu.fyi/company/clickhouse) · Dustin Healy · Apr 22, 2026

**Type:** Tutorial

## Summary

Google Antigravity integrates with the ClickHouse Model Context Protocol server to provide agent-driven analytics within the developer environment. Users install the server from Antigravity's MCP Store panel and authenticate via OAuth, granting the agent read-only access to organizations, services, databases, and tables according to account permissions. When prompted with natural language, the agent uses tools like get\_services\_list and list\_tables to inspect schemas, translating user requests into functional ClickHouse SQL executed through the run\_select\_query tool. Antigravity can also generate interactive React charts as Artifacts, test UI interactions with screen recordings and screenshots in an integrated browser, and refine queries based on visual area comments. This setup allows engineers and analysts to explore datasets interactively without switching between external database clients and ticketing workflows.

## Context

Traditional data analysis workflows often require iterative hand-offs between data engineers and business analysts, ticket creation, and screenshots when exploring visual data anomalies. Integrating ClickHouse with agentic development environments aims to bring fast analytical querying and natural language exploration directly into developer tools.

## Approach / What changed

Install the ClickHouse MCP server via Google Antigravity's MCP Store panel and authenticate using OAuth for read-only account access. Once connected, Antigravity translates natural language queries into ClickHouse SQL, invokes tools such as get\_services\_list, list\_tables, and run\_select\_query, generates interactive React charts as Artifacts, tests those Artifacts in an integrated browser, and iterates on queries via visual comments.

## Takeaways

- The ClickHouse MCP server uses OAuth authentication to grant agents read-only access to ClickHouse organizations, services, databases, and tables based on user permissions.
- Antigravity executes schema discovery and analytical SQL queries by invoking specific MCP tools such as get\_services\_list, list\_tables, and run\_select\_query.
- Beyond text results, Antigravity generates React-based interactive chart Artifacts and automatically tests them in an integrated browser using screenshots and screen recordings.

**Tags:** [Authentication](https://yomu.fyi/topic/authentication), [Developer Experience](https://yomu.fyi/topic/developer-experience), [LLMs](https://yomu.fyi/topic/llm)

- Source: [Clickhouse](https://clickhouse.com/blog/google-antigravity)
- Source URL: https://clickhouse.com/blog/google-antigravity
- Ingested by Yomu: 2026-08-28T01:24:46.458Z

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