Read-only MCP server for QlikView Desktop: script, data model, sheets & charts via static export parsing, plus live expression evaluation via COM (Windows only).
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Qlikview MCP Server is an MCP server that read-only MCP server for QlikView Desktop: script, data model, sheets & charts via static export parsing, plus live expression evaluation via COM (Windows only). Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio and http, requires no API key, and scores 34/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
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A read-only MCP server that lets AI assistants (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, or any other MCP client) inspect a QlikView Desktop document - its load script, variables, data model, sheets, charts, and data sources - and, when QlikView is open, evaluate expressions against its actual current data and selections.
No automated test available for this server. Check the GitHub README for setup instructions.
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A read-only MCP server that lets AI assistants (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, or any other MCP client) inspect a running QlikView Desktop instance - its load script, variables, data model, sheets, charts, and data sources - and evaluate expressions against its actual current data and selections.
An AI assistant can explore a QlikView document's structure and live data through one consistent, typed tool interface - the same way it already works with a codebase - instead of needing someone to export, screenshot, or manually explain what's inside.
It can also answer what no file on disk ever could: evaluate runs a QlikView expression against
the document's actual currently loaded data and selections - "what does Sum(SalesAmount) return
right now, given what's selected?" - by talking directly to a running QlikView Desktop instance via
COM automation. Every other tool talks to the same live instance, so results always reflect the
document's real current state, including anything not yet saved.
Every tool talks to a running QlikView Desktop instance via COM automation - there is no file-based/offline mode. Requires QlikView Desktop installed, licensed, and running, with the document open or reachable, at the moment a tool is called.
| Tool | Returns |
|---|---|
list_documents | File-system scan for .qvw/.qvf under the allowlisted roots - the only tool that doesn't need QlikView running |
get_script | The load script, including tab markers. Connection-string credentials are redacted |
get_variables | Current in-memory variable values, including runtime changes |
get_data_model | Real table names, cardinality, and table membership per field |
get_sheets | Sheets and the objects placed on each |
get_object | One object's type and, for charts, its dimensions/expressions |
get_data_sources | Connection statements, FROM-clause file references, includes, and the BINARY statement's source document, parsed from the load script. Connection-string credentials are redacted |
evaluate | Evaluates an expression against current data/selections - the only way to get this |
jna-platform) to talk to QlikView Desktop's Windows COM automation interface directly from the JVM - no PowerShell, no external script, no subprocess per call.get_script and get_data_sources