TypeORM runs on your host.
TypeORM is a self-hosted protocol — its default base URL is http://localhost:3000/api, which the hosted MCP gateway can't reach across the network.
What's coming
A local CLI — npx @meru/rest-mcp --vendor=typeorm — that runs an MCP server on your machine, reads your http://localhost:3000/api directly with your credentials, and exposes the same 15 tools to Claude / Cursor / ChatGPT. Zero secrets sent to us. On the roadmap, not yet shipped.
In the meantime: scaffold an MCP from the IOX templates and run it yourself. The endpoint reference at typeorm.rest covers all 15 tools — paste it as context to your AI and it'll write the wrapper.
Build your own TypeORM MCP →Why hosted doesn't work for TypeORM
The hosted MCP at mcp.iox.cloud proxies your AI's tool calls to a vendor's public REST API using credentials you store with us. TypeORM doesn't have a public endpoint to proxy to — it's something you run, on a host only you can reach. Asking us to "connect" to it would mean our edge worker reaching into your private network, which isn't what hosted MCP does. A local CLI does the right thing.