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datasette-mcp 0.2 Release Notes (No Security Issue)

First seen Sep 2, 2026 · Updated Sep 2, 2026

datasette-mcpMCPrelease-notesno-threatSurface: Tool LayerPropagation: None

This item is a routine release announcement for datasette-mcp 0.2, a plugin implementing the Model Context Protocol for Datasette. The changes described are a data-format improvement (rows returned as objects instead of arrays) and a dependency version bump. There is no indication of a security vulnerability, malicious behavior, or attack technique in this content.

Technical Analysis

The raw data describes a changelog entry: execute_sql now returns rows as an array of objects rather than an array of arrays, intended to reduce column-mapping errors for weaker LLMs, plus an updated minimum dependency on mcp>=2.1.1. This is a usability and correctness fix, not a security fix, and no CVE, exploit, or attacker-controlled input is referenced. No entry point, privilege escalation, or cross-boundary exploitation is present in the source material.

Affected Systems

datasette-mcp; protocols: MCP

Detection Signatures

  • None applicable; no malicious indicators present in this release note.

Remediation Steps

  1. 1

    No action required

    This is a standard software release update. Defenders should still apply general MCP server hygiene: pin dependency versions, review tool schemas returned by execute_sql for injection-safe formatting, and monitor future releases for any actual security advisories.

Industries Most Exposed

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Sources

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