Redis MCP Server

Redis MCP Server is the reference Redis integration from the Model Context Protocol servers collection. It gives an agent a direct connection to a Redis instance and exposes the core key-value operations: store a value under a key, optionally with an expiration, read a key back, delete one or more keys, and list keys matching a pattern. Connection details are supplied through a Redis URL at startup, so the same server works against a local container, a self-hosted cluster, or a managed cloud instance. The scope is deliberately small. This is a thin, readable wrapper over the basic commands rather than a full client, which makes it useful as a starting point: giving an assistant scratch storage between steps, inspecting cache contents while debugging, seeding fixtures for a test environment, or clearing stale keys during development. Values are handled as serialized strings, so richer structures remain the caller's responsibility. The entry lives in the archived section of the reference collection, where the project moved implementations it no longer maintains in favor of servers owned by the vendors themselves. Teams needing broader coverage, such as hashes, streams, JSON documents, or vector search, generally move to a maintained Redis server, but the reference version remains a compact example of how an MCP server wraps a database client.