Rocketadmin
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Verdict
Common use cases
- Patch customer records during support calls
- Export filtered table data for weekly reports
- Bulk delete test rows after QA runs
- Validate API key before scheduled jobs
- Query production tables without SQL access
Integration
- Vendor
- Rocketadmin
- Category
- developer-tools
- Auth
- API_KEY
- Tools
- 19
- Composio slug
rocketadmin
Tools
- Add Row to Table
Tool to add a new row to a database table in RocketAdmin. Use when you need to insert data into a specific table. This is an API+ feature that creates a new row with the provided field values.
- Check API Key
Tool to validate whether an API key is legitimate and active. Use when you need to verify that the current API key is valid before performing other operations.
- Delete Multiple Table Rowsdestructive
Tool to delete multiple rows from a table by primary key. Use when you need to batch delete rows identified by their primary keys. This is an API+ feature.
- Delete Table Row by Primary Keydestructive
Tool to delete a single row from a database table by primary key. Use when you need to remove a specific row identified by its ID. This is an API+ feature.
- Export Table as CSV
Tool to export table data as a CSV file from RocketAdmin. Use when you need to download table data in CSV format. This is an API+ feature that exports the specified table with optional filtering, pagination, and sorting.
- Find Table Rows with Filters
Tool to retrieve all rows from a database table with filter parameters in the request body. Use when you need to fetch rows with complex filtering conditions. This is an API+ feature that supports advanced filtering with operators like equa
- Get All Connections
Tool to retrieve all database connections where the user has access. Use when you need to discover available connections in the user's workspace.
- Get All Table Rows
Tool to retrieve all rows from a database table with support for pagination, filtering, and sorting. Use when you need to fetch multiple rows from a RocketAdmin connection table.
- Get Connection Tables
Tool to retrieve all tables from a database connection. Use when you need to discover available tables in a specific connection.
- Get Connection Tables V2
Tool to retrieve all tables in a database connection organized with category information. Use when you need to discover available tables in a specific connection.
- Get Hello
Tool to retrieve a hello greeting message from the Rocketadmin API. Use when testing API connectivity or getting a simple greeting response.
- Get SaaS Users by Email
Tool to retrieve user information by email address. Use when you need to get details about a specific user by their email.
- Get Table Row by Primary Key
Tool to retrieve a single row from a database table using its primary key. Use when you need to fetch specific row data by its ID from a RocketAdmin connection.
- Get Table Structure
Tool to retrieve the structural information of a database table including columns, data types, constraints, and relationships. Use when you need to understand the schema of a specific table in a RocketAdmin connection.
- Update Multiple Table Rows
Tool to update multiple rows in a table by primary key. Use when you need to batch update rows identified by their primary keys with the same new values. This is an API+ feature.
- Update Table Row by Primary Key
Tool to update a row in a database table by its primary key. Use when you need to modify existing row data in a RocketAdmin connection. This is an API+ feature.
- Validate Connection Token
Tool to validate if connection agent token is valid. Use when you need to check if the current connection token is still authorized and active.
- Verify Company Invitation Link
Tool to check if a company invitation verification link is available and valid. Use when you need to verify a company invitation token before accepting the invitation.
- Verify User Email
Tool to verify a user's email address using a verification token. Use when you need to confirm a user's email address after registration or email change.
Setup
Setup guide
- 11. In Switchy, open Settings → Integrations → Developer Tools and click Connect next to Rocketadmin. 2. You'll be prompted for an API key; generate one in your Rocketadmin dashboard under Settings → API Keys (requires admin role). 3. Copy the key and paste it into Switchy, then click Authorize. 4. Switchy will call Check API Key to confirm the token is valid; you'll see a green checkmark if it succeeds. 5. Open any Space and type '@Rocketadmin get all connections' to list your available databases. 6. Pick a connection ID from the response, then try '@Rocketadmin get all table rows' with that connection and a table name to confirm data flows. 7. Write operations (add, delete, export) require an API+ plan; if you're on the free tier those tools will return a 403 error.
What teammates see: by default, memories from Rocketadmin are scoped to the Space (PROJECT visibility) - you can mark any memory PRIVATE or share it ORG-wide.
Works well with
Top models
Compatibility data appears once enough Spaces have used this MCP together with a given model.
How Switchy teams use it
Starter prompts
List All Connections
@Rocketadmin get all connections and show me the connection names and IDs in a table.Open in a Space →
Find Rows by Filter
@Rocketadmin find table rows in connection 'prod-db' table 'orders' where status equals 'pending' and created_at is after 2025-01-01.Open in a Space →
Add New Row
@Rocketadmin add a row to connection 'staging-db' table 'users' with email 'test@example.com' and role 'viewer'.Open in a Space →
Export Table as CSV
@Rocketadmin export connection 'analytics-db' table 'events' as CSV, filtered to rows where event_type is 'signup' in the last 7 days.Open in a Space →
Delete Row by ID
@Rocketadmin delete the row with primary key 12345 from connection 'prod-db' table 'sessions'.Open in a Space →
Example outputs
Illustrative - representative of the model's voice and quality, not literal recordings.
@Rocketadmin show me all rows in the users table where status is 'active' and created_at is after 2024-01-01
Found 47 active users created after January 1, 2024. Here's a sample of the results: • User ID 1523: alice@example.com (created 2024-02-15) • User ID 1547: bob@company.com (created 2024-03-02) • User ID 1589: carol@startup.io (created 2024-03-18) The full result set includes fields: id, email, status, created_at, last_login, subscription_tier. All 47 rows match your filter criteria. Would you like me to export this as CSV or refine the query further?
This example demonstrates RocketAdmin's filtering and pagination capabilities. The MCP requires an active API key with read permissions on the target connection. Results reflect your actual database state at query time—row counts and field names will vary by your schema.
@Rocketadmin add a new row to the orders table with customer_id 892, product_sku 'WIDGET-500', quantity 3, and status 'pending'
Successfully created a new order row in the orders table: • Order ID: 7841 (auto-generated) • Customer ID: 892 • Product SKU: WIDGET-500 • Quantity: 3 • Status: pending • Created at: 2024-12-19 14:32:18 UTC The row has been inserted into your production database. Any triggers or constraints defined on the orders table have been applied.
This write operation requires API+ access and appropriate permissions on the target table. RocketAdmin executes the insert immediately—there's no undo. If your table has foreign key constraints or triggers, they'll fire as part of this operation. Always verify the connection and table name before inserting.
@Rocketadmin export the last 100 error_logs entries as CSV, filtered by severity 'critical', then summarize the most common error types
Exported 100 critical error log entries to CSV (download link valid for 1 hour). Analyzing the data: Most common error types in this set: 1. **Database connection timeout** (34 occurrences) — primarily between 2:00-4:00 AM UTC, suggests backup job interference 2. **API rate limit exceeded** (28 occurrences) — clustered around user ID 445, may need quota increase 3. **Invalid authentication token** (21 occurrences) — spread across multiple endpoints, likely expired sessions Recommendation: Investigate the backup schedule and consider staggering API-heavy operations for user 445.
This combines RocketAdmin's CSV export (an API+ feature) with AI reasoning over the returned data. The export link expires quickly, so download immediately. The AI's analysis is based on the exported rows—patterns depend on your actual log volume and error distribution.
Use-case deep-dives
When Rocketadmin beats building a custom admin panel
A 6-person support team fields 40 tickets a day that require checking user account status, subscription history, or feature flags stored across three Postgres tables. Building a read-only admin UI would take two sprints; Rocketadmin's Get All Table Rows and Find Table Rows with Filters tools let the team query production data in Switchy without touching the codebase. The API key scopes to read-only by default, so junior reps can't accidentally delete rows. This works until you hit tables with 100k+ rows or need sub-second response times—at that scale, the pagination overhead makes a dedicated dashboard worth the build. If your support load is under 200 queries a day and your schema is stable, Rocketadmin closes the gap in under an hour.
Rocketadmin for one-off migrations without writing SQL
A 3-person ops team needs to backfill missing email addresses for 800 users after a botched import, then delete 200 test accounts left over from a QA sprint. The Delete Multiple Table Rows and Add Row to Table tools let them script the cleanup in Switchy without opening a database client or writing raw SQL. The API+ tier unlocks batch operations, so the whole job runs in 15 minutes instead of manual one-by-one edits. This breaks down if your cleanup logic requires joins or conditional updates—Rocketadmin's tools are row-level, not query-level, so complex transformations still need a migration script. For straightforward CRUD on a few hundred rows, Rocketadmin keeps the ops team out of the terminal and the DBA out of the loop.
When Rocketadmin connects CRM data to AI workflows
A 5-person sales team tracks 300 active leads in a Postgres-backed CRM and wants to auto-generate follow-up emails based on last contact date and deal stage. Rocketadmin's Get All Connections and Get All Table Rows tools pull lead records into Switchy, where a Claude prompt drafts personalized outreach. The Export Table as CSV tool lets the team snapshot lead lists for weekly pipeline reviews without bugging engineering. This setup works until the CRM schema changes weekly or the team needs real-time sync—Rocketadmin is a read-heavy API wrapper, not a live integration, so stale data becomes a risk if your sales cycle is under 48 hours. For teams running on a stable schema and weekly cadences, Rocketadmin turns the database into a first-class AI input in 20 minutes.
Frequently asked
What does the Rocketadmin MCP do in Switchy?
It connects Switchy to your Rocketadmin workspace so AI can read, write, and delete rows in your database tables. You can query tables with filters, export data as CSV, batch delete rows, or add new records—all through natural language. Useful when you want AI to interact with production databases without writing SQL or building custom integrations.
Do I need an API+ subscription to use this MCP?
Most tools require Rocketadmin's API+ tier. Features like adding rows, deleting records, exporting CSV, and advanced filtering all carry the API+ label. You can check your API key validity and list connections on the free tier, but any write or bulk operation needs the paid plan. Verify your subscription level in Rocketadmin before connecting.
Can it run raw SQL queries or only use predefined tables?
It works with Rocketadmin's table abstraction layer—no raw SQL. You interact with tables by name, apply filters, and specify columns. If you need arbitrary SQL execution or schema migrations, use a direct database MCP instead. This integration is for teams who want Rocketadmin's permission model and audit logs between AI and the database.
How is this different from connecting a database MCP directly?
Rocketadmin sits between Switchy and your database, enforcing row-level permissions and logging every change. A direct database MCP gives AI full schema access with no guardrails. Use Rocketadmin when you need audit trails, role-based access, or want to limit which tables AI can touch. Use a native database MCP when you control the environment and need raw query speed.
Who on the team should connect this integration?
Whoever has an API key with the right Rocketadmin permissions. Typically a backend engineer or data admin who manages your Rocketadmin workspace. They generate the API key, paste it into Switchy, and the connection works for everyone in your Switchy workspace. One connection per workspace—no need for each person to authenticate separately.