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Aaron Katz

Co-founder, ClickHouse, named behind the ClickHouse MCP Server listing on Anchor Terminal.

Aaron Katz

Co-founder, ClickHouse

Aaron Katz is co-founder and CEO of ClickHouse, Inc., formed in September 2021 to build a company around the open-source ClickHouse database. He led the business team brought in at incorporation, and the company raised a $250m Series B at a $2bn valuation the following month.

What Aaron builds

  • ClickHouse MCP Server B · Databases & files

    ClickHouse's open-source MCP server for ClickHouse databases. The owner runs it locally or self-hosted, and it gives agents SQL queries, database and table listing, and an optional embedded chDB engine. Queries are read-only by default.

    Co-founder, ClickHouse, researched 26 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Aaron Katz?

Aaron Katz is co-founder and CEO of ClickHouse, Inc., formed in September 2021 to build a company around the open-source ClickHouse database. He led the business team brought in at incorporation, and the company raised a $250m Series B at a $2bn valuation the following month.

What does ClickHouse make?

Anchor Terminal lists ClickHouse MCP Server from ClickHouse. ClickHouse's open-source MCP server for ClickHouse databases. The owner runs it locally or self-hosted, and it gives agents SQL queries, database and table listing, and an optional embedded chDB engine. Queries are read-only by default.

How are Aaron's tools graded?

ClickHouse MCP Server is graded B, 64.6 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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