New README.md

Author: SailingDirk

README.md

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 __Do NOT use the MCP-Server with the Text-to-SQL option if you do not agree to these conditions!__
 
+## Introduction
+
+Text-to-SQL is nothing unknown or rarely technology anymore. However, most of the solutions rely on  
+publicly served Large Langauge Models (LLM) by companies like OpenAI, or Antrophic. This contradicts  
+the principle of *Data  Sovereignty* where your keep full control of your data or metadata. Moving  
+the transformation of natural language into SQL is not enough, as widely used AI Desktops, e.g.  
+Antrophic Claude utilize a public served LLM to render the results. To fully protect your data you  
+have to use a AI Desktop application which allows to use a self-hosted Large Language model.
+
+The MCP sever with the text-to-sql option can be used with commercially AI Desktops like Claude or  
+open source AI Desktops like Jan.ai.
+
+
 ## Features
 
 - Checks the relevance of a natural language question for a requested database schema
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 ### Remark
 
-Do not configure the Exasol supported MCP server and this MCP server at the same time within the
-AI Desktop tool of your choice.
+Do not configure the Exasol supported MCP server and this MCP server at the same time within the  
+AI Desktop tool of your choice. This MCP server will use the same version numbers as the officially  
+supported Exasol MCP-Server. Equal version numbers indicate the same functionality, plus the  
+Text-to-SQL option.  
 
 ## Using the server with the Claude Desktop.
 
 To enable the Claude Desktop using the Exasol MCP server, the latter must be listed
 in the configuration file `claude_desktop_config.json`.
 
 To find the configuration file, click on the Settings and navigate to the
-“Developer” tab. This section contains options for configuring MCP servers and other
-developer features. Click the “Edit Config” button to open the configuration file in
+“Developer” tab. This section contains options for configuring MCP servers and other  
+developer features. Click the “Edit Config” button to open the configuration file in  
 the editor of your choice.
 
 Add the Exasol MCP server to the list of MCP servers as shown in this configuration