Appwrite is an open-source backend platform for developing Web, Mobile, and Flutter applications. It provides features for authentication, database management, cloud functions, storage, and more, all through a simple API.
Provides tools to manage Appwrite resources including databases, users, functions, teams, storage, messaging, locale, and avatars through the Appwrite API.
A Model Context Protocol server that allows AI assistants to interact with Appwrite's API, providing tools to manage databases, users, functions, teams, and other resources within Appwrite projects.
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MIT
Why this server?
Provides tools for auditing Appwrite project permissions, listing findings, and previewing fixes, enabling security audits from within AI assistants.
MCP server for Appwrite security audits that scans permissions and provides structured fix proposals, with active live leak confirmation via anonymous fetch.
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13 npm
MIT
Why this server?
Provides access to Appwrite's documentation, enabling AI agents to search and retrieve information about Appwrite's APIs, features, and implementation guides
Enables IDEs like Cursor, Windsurf, and Claude Code to access and query Appwrite documentation through a vector-powered search system. Provides developers with contextual Appwrite documentation directly within their development environment.
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ISC
Why this server?
Provides tools for managing Appwrite instances, including databases, authentication, storage, functions, teams, and messaging.
An AI-native management hub that enables users to control WordPress, WooCommerce, and various self-hosted services like Gitea and Supabase through AI assistants. It provides a comprehensive suite of nearly 600 tools for managing content, ecommerce stores, repositories, and databases using natural language.
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2
MIT
Why this server?
Backs the memory layer with Appwrite Auth, TablesDB, Storage and Embeddings, storing libraries of chunked/embedded documents, threads, typed memories and API keys, with vector search (cosine + keyword) across them and file storage for original documents.
Enables MCP clients to search and manage shared libraries, documents, threads, and typed memories through a stateless, password-protected endpoint with scoped read/write keys.
MIT
Why this server?
Provides 143 tools for complete Appwrite backend automation including database operations with GeoJSON and relationship attributes, user management, file storage with Base64 upload, serverless function deployment, email/SMS/push messaging, team management, health monitoring, avatars/QR code generation, and GraphQL API access.
Enables AI agents to fully automate Appwrite backend operations with 143 tools covering databases, users, storage, functions, messaging, and more. Supports advanced features like GeoJSON attributes, file uploads, function deployment, and bulk operations.
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Why this server?
Provides root-level access to all Appwrite projects, allowing management of projects, organizations, and arbitrary API calls across the entire Appwrite instance.
Provides root access to all Appwrite projects, enabling management of projects, organizations, and direct API calls to the console or any project via a single MCP tool.
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Why this server?
Provides a template for deploying custom MCP tools as stateless servers on Appwrite Functions, supporting environment variables and bearer authentication.
Enables AI agents to navigate and operate websites through MCP tools compiled from source-defined routes, with governance controls such as permissions and rate limits.
