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Evidence field	Prisma Postgres MCPWatchlist candidate	Snowflake Managed MCPMCP100 Selected
Task fit
Best for	Managing Prisma Postgres workspaces and databases from an AI client in controlled environments Teams that can require explicit review for database/object-store changes	Expose governed Snowflake search, analyst, agent, custom tool, and SQL capabilities. Teams already using Snowflake that can test with non-sensitive data and least privilege.
Not ideal for	Production accounts where the AI client should not create/delete managed resources Organizations that require a read-only database assistant	Users who need an MCP100-selected recommendation today Unattended production workflows before permissions and failure behavior are reviewed
Avoid when	The connected workspace contains production buckets/databases without separate safeguards Users might approve irreversible bucket deletion without independent confirmation	The connected data or account cannot be safely exposed to the selected AI client You cannot verify least-privilege access and review write-capable tool calls
Provenance
Provenance details	First-party MCP Prisma · Publisher source ↗	First-party MCP Snowflake · Publisher source ↗
Maintenance
Maintenance details	Repo: Not documented Package: Not documented	Repo: Not documented Package: Not documented
Popularity evidence
Client coverage
Client coverage details	Not documented	Claude Code✓ Streamable HTTP Claude Desktop✓ Streamable HTTP Codex✓ Streamable HTTP VS Code✓ Streamable HTTP Cursor✓ Streamable HTTP OpenCode✓ Streamable HTTP
Client coverage note	Local stdio runs on your computer. Streamable HTTP connects to a remotely hosted MCP server.
Access and data
Authentication	Hosted HTTP server authenticates through Prisma Console on first use and grants access to the workspace the user selects.	Authentication follows the publisher's documented endpoint or local-server configuration. OAuth scopes, API-key handling, and revocation behavior remain review items.
Cost	Prisma Postgres / object-store plan and usage pricing applies.	No MCP100 cost conclusion is published yet. The publisher's account plan, API usage, infrastructure, or per-action charges may apply.
Permissions	Permissions follow the authenticated Prisma workspace/account. Tools include resource creation and access-key management, not just read operations.	Exact permissions and the read/write boundary have not yet completed MCP100 independent review; consult the linked publisher sources and use the narrowest available scope.
Data handling	Can read workspace/database metadata and manage Prisma Postgres databases and object-store resources, including permanent bucket deletion.	Publisher-accessible account or application data may be returned to the MCP client and its selected model. Retention and subprocess behavior require candidate-specific review.
Limitations
Tradeoffs	OAuth and hosted management simplify setup The same tool surface can create resources, generate access keys, and permanently delete object storage	First-party provenance and a clear task improve confidence, but do not replace an independent permissions and usability review. Client transport compatibility does not prove that authentication, scopes, failure handling, and every tool behave safely. Snowflake Managed MCP tool-call responses are SSE streams; spec-compliant clients are unaffected, while custom single-JSON parsers need changes.
Risk context	High. Permanent deletion, database creation, and credential generation are consequential. Require explicit human confirmation and separation from production where possible.	Use a test workspace or non-production account, least privilege, read-only controls where available, explicit approval for mutations, and credential revocation after evaluation.
Evidence date
Editorial review	2026-09-11	2026-09-05
Candidate evidence	2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z	2026-09-05T00:00:00.000Z

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