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Install mongoui, connect to your database, and learn the scan → review → fix loop.
Getting started
Getting started
Install mongoui, connect to MongoDB, choose optional AI, and run your first database workflow.
Connecting to MongoDB
Connect to local servers, Atlas, private TLS deployments, and SOCKS5 or SSH dynamic-tunnel routes without sending credentials off your machine.
Configure an AI provider
Connect Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Ollama, or a custom endpoint without routing keys or database credentials through mongoui.
AI workflows
Generate MongoDB queries from natural language
Draft reviewed find filters and read-only aggregation pipelines from plain English without automatically running model output.
Run database tasks with the AI Operator
Turn a database request into a validated, risk-labeled plan with explicit read, preview, and write approvals.
Workflows
Edit documents and run guarded bulk updates
Insert, edit, replace, delete, and bulk-update MongoDB documents through exact review, dry runs, Activity evidence, and Undo.
Inspect MongoDB profiler history
Read bounded slow-query evidence from an existing system.profile collection without enabling or reconfiguring the profiler.
Export masked MongoDB data
Stream canonical NDJSON while pseudonymizing, redacting, or excluding sensitive fields without modifying the source collection.
Monitor MongoDB change streams
Watch live insert, update, replace, and delete events in a bounded in-memory monitor without creating a durable consumer.
Compare MongoDB environments
Compare collection or deployment structure through a separate read-only destination connection and export reviewed migration evidence.
Deployment drift CLI
Run credential-free Mongoui deployment policies in CI without installing Node.js.