Generates a complete application from a natural language description. This tool creates the application, ALL endpoints with their JSON schemas, roles, and permissions automatically.

Use this when the user gives a general or ambiguous instruction like "build me a gym management app" or "create an API for a restaurant".

You do NOT need to call igniral_create_application or igniral_create_dynamic_endpoint after this — everything is created automatically. This may take 30-90 seconds to complete.

Returns the applicationId and a summary of what was created.

Creates an empty application shell (without endpoints). Use this when the user wants to manually build an application step by step, providing a specific name, description, and settings.

After creating the application, use igniral_create_dynamic_endpoint to add API endpoints one by one. Returns the applicationId needed for creating endpoints.

Do NOT use this after igniral_generate_schema_from_prompt — that tool already creates the application automatically.

Creates a dynamic API endpoint within an existing application. Requires an applicationId from a previous igniral_create_application call.

Use this iteratively to add all needed endpoints to the application. Each endpoint defines its data schema (JSON Schema format), HTTP methods, visibility (PUBLIC/PRIVATE), and security policy.

Security policies:

• NONE: Anyone with role permissions sees all data

• OWNER_ONLY: Users only see data they created (most common for personal data)

• CLAIM_FILTER: Filter data based on JWT claims (requires securityConfig)

Lists all applications owned by the current user. Use this to check what applications already exist before creating new ones, or to get the applicationId of an existing application.

Takes no parameters — the user is identified by the configured service token.

Updates a dynamic API endpoint within an existing application. Requires an endpointId from a previous list_applications call.

Use this to modify the schema or configuration of an already existing endpoint.