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Doesn't that require a complete lack of concern on the part of the postgres side? I feel like I'm missing something in terms of why anyone would even ever allow
by h33t-l4x0r 9mo ago
Doesn't that require a complete lack of concern on the part of the postgres side? I feel like I'm missing something in terms of why anyone would even ever allow that.
- apothegm 9mo agoWith a read only account, with access only to certain safe tables and views, for querying.
- ACCount37 9mo agoIn the same way giving an LLM shell access requires a complete lack of concern. You can give an LLM a shell into a container sandbox with basically nothing in it, or root shell on a live production server, or anything in between. Same goes for how much database access you want to give an LLM with your MCP shims.
- kobalsky 9mo agoyou can ask the LLM for an adhoc report. it can look at the schema, run the queries and give you the results. of course you can just give it read access.