Provides an open-source backend with auth, databases, storage, functions, hosting, and messaging for app developers, via REST APIs, SDKs, a CLI, and a hosted MCP server.
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- MCP Project Tools
Use Appwrite to search and call the Appwrite tool catalog at runtime: ‹what you're looking for›
- Documentation Search
Use Appwrite to semantically search Appwrite documentation: ‹what you're looking for›
- Realtime Subscriptions
Use Appwrite to subscribe to channels over a WebSocket: ‹what you need›
Connect it over MCP
Connect Appwrite as an MCP server, following its setup instructions at https://appwrite.io/docs
Its page: appwrite.io/docs
Install the CLI
Install it as its own instructions say.
Its page: appwrite.io/docs
Call the API
Auth An API key from Appwrite
Its page: appwrite.io/docs
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- APICLIMCP
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- Skills
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Skills
MCP Project Tools
Searches and calls the Appwrite tool catalog at runtime through appwrite_search_tools and appwrite_call_tool to manage project resources.
Documentation Search
Semantically searches Appwrite documentation through the appwrite_search_docs MCP tool for current SDK, API, and CLI guidance.
Realtime Subscriptions
Subscribes to channels over a WebSocket and receives database, storage, and account events within milliseconds as they change.
Event Webhooks
Sends signed HTTP POST payloads to a configured URL when selected project events fire, managed from the Console or a Server SDK.
