Generate from natural language
Ask Cursor or Claude for realistic rows (e.g. users with pt_BR addresses) and get structured JSON back—no manual API wiring in the chat.
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Connect BugiaData MCP to Cursor, Claude, or Windsurf—ask in plain language and get locale-aware JSON with valid foreign keys. Free tier included.
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Ask Cursor or Claude for realistic rows (e.g. users with pt_BR addresses) and get structured JSON back—no manual API wiring in the chat.
Describe tables and foreign keys in plain language; your agent calls BugiaData to produce relationally consistent datasets.
MCP uses your BugiaData API key and monthly tokens. Usage rolls up in the dashboard alongside REST and Studio.
ping
whoami
generate_data
generate_relational_data
Use whoami to check tier and remaining
tokens before large jobs.
User MCP config (mcp.json)
claude_desktop_config.json
MCP-compatible workflows
https://mcp.bugiadata.com/sse
with header X-API-Key.
The Model Context Protocol lets assistants discover tools in a standard way. BugiaData runs an MCP server so your agent can call generation tools with your API key—no custom plugins required.
After you add the server in your client, ask for data in natural language: the agent
picks the right tool (generate_data
or generate_relational_data),
and rows respect locales and foreign keys.
Run a sample MCP call in your browser—no install required.
Enable JavaScript to run the interactive demo, or get your API key.
Free tier · Same quota as the REST API · Setup in under 5 minutes
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mcp.bugiadata.com. Add it in Cursor or Claude Desktop with your BugiaData API key (X-API-Key header). Use the in-app Dashboard → MCP tab for copy-ready config snippets.
mcp.json (see Cursor docs for the exact path on your OS). In Claude Desktop, add the mcpServers block to claude_desktop_config.json. The Dashboard MCP tab shows client-specific JSON and paths.
ping, whoami (quota and tier), generate_data for simple field sets, and generate_relational_data for multi-table schemas with foreign keys.