# SQLite and Stripe MCP: basic queries you can make after setup

> Connect SQLite and Stripe MCP servers to Warp and run conversational queries against your local database and payment data.

- 网址：https://funcoding.ai/agents/warp/guides/external-tools/sqlite-and-stripe-mcp-basic-queries-you-can-make-after-set-up/
- 来源：Warp 官方文档原文（英文），MIT 许可，同步于 2026-10-11
- 官方原文：https://docs.warp.dev/guides/external-tools/sqlite-and-stripe-mcp-basic-queries-you-can-make-after-set-up/

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This tutorial teaches you how to use **MCP servers** to connect Warp to **Stripe** and **SQLite**, showing how AI transforms the command line into a connected, conversational workspace.

1. #### Enabling MCP in Warp

   Warp now supports configuring any MCP server directly from the terminal.

   To set it up:

   * Open **Settings** > **Agents** > **MCP servers** in Warp.
   * Click **Add Server**, and choose from a list of available MCP configurations.
   * Once added, Warp automatically connects and authorizes the agent to use those tools.

   In this demo, two MCP servers were enabled:

   * **SQLite Server** – for running local database queries
   * **Stripe Server** – for retrieving and analyzing payment data

2. #### Querying Stripe

   Once configured, you can issue conversational prompts to the terminal — no manual API calls required.

   Example — Querying Stripe

   ```
   How many customers do I have in Stripe?
   ```

   Warp connects to the Stripe MCP server, confirms the action, and returns:

   > “You have 3 customers.”

   You can continue naturally:

   ```
   List the payments made by the first customer.
   ```

   The agent retrieves seven payment intents — one successful, six canceled — all live from your Stripe test account.

   Note: MCP’s confirmation prompts can be disabled once you trust a given server or agent.

3. #### Querying SQLite

   The same workflow applies to databases.

   Example — Querying SQLite

   ```
   What SQL tables do I have access to?
   ```

   Warp lists all available tables from the local SQLite database.

   ```
   Break down female penguins by island.
   ```

   Warp translates this into a structured SQL query and executes it, returning:

   > “Bisco Island — 51 female penguins; Dream Island — ...”

   Follow-up prompts work contextually:

   ```
   Do the same with male penguins.
   ```

   Warp runs the updated SQL query and displays results inline.

4. #### Why this matters

   This demo highlights how Warp’s AI and MCP support combine to make your terminal:

   * **Connected** — Access cloud APIs, local data, or enterprise tools instantly.
   * **Conversational** — Run natural language prompts for structured data retrieval.

5. :::note
   “Even two years ago, no one could’ve imagined a terminal capable of this. Warp has officially redefined what a terminal can be.” — Santiago
   :::