Scan an Appwrite project for over-permissive permissions and receive a JSON report with live confirmation of leaks.
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"Appwrite" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve and filter databases from your Appwrite project using search terms or specific queries to manage your data resources.MIT
- Get a tailored backend stack recommendation (PocketBase, Appwrite, FastAPI, etc.) by specifying project type and expected scale.MIT
- Make universal API requests to Appwrite with root access. Target the console for instance management or a project ID to manage its resources like databases, users, and storage.-
- Retrieve and filter databases from your Appwrite project. Use search queries to find specific databases by name and manage your data resources.MIT
- Remove a database by its unique ID using API keys with databases.write scope. This tool enables deletion of Appwrite databases through the MCP server interface.MIT
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- Delete a collection from an Appwrite database using its unique ID. This tool removes the specified collection and requires write permissions for access.MIT
- Preview the proposed permission changes for a security finding to review the complete replacement list before updating.MIT
- Retrieve database metadata by specifying its unique ID to access configuration details and properties within Appwrite projects.MIT
- Modify a boolean attribute in Appwrite database collections to change requirements, default values, or rename the attribute key.MIT
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- Modify a string attribute in an Appwrite database collection to change requirements, default values, or size constraints for stored text data.MIT
- Create a new collection in an Appwrite database to organize and manage documents with configurable permissions and security settings.MIT
- Add new documents to Appwrite database collections by specifying database ID, collection ID, document ID, and JSON data. Define collection attributes first before creating documents.MIT
- Retrieve a specific document from an Appwrite database collection using its unique ID, returning JSON data for further processing or display.MIT
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- Add a datetime attribute to Appwrite database collections using ISO 8601 format, enabling structured date and time data storage with configurable requirements and defaults.MIT
- Define an enumeration attribute in Appwrite databases to restrict field values to a predefined list of accepted options, ensuring data consistency and validation.MIT
- Add a decimal number field to Appwrite database collections with optional range limits and default values for data validation.MIT
- Create database indexes to optimize query performance by defining attributes for faster data retrieval in Appwrite collections.MIT