MCP server for Appwrite docs Details
The MCP server for Appwrite docs enables LLMs and code-generation tools to interact with comprehensive Appwrite documentation. It empowers AI assistants to access up-to-date API references, SDK guides, and implementation examples, facilitating intelligent code generation, troubleshooting, and best-practice guidance directly from the official docs. This MCP brings real-time context, semantic search, and seamless integration with popular editors and IDEs to accelerate development workflows around Appwrite's APIs and SDKs.
Use Case
This MCP serves as a centralized documentation cortex for Appwrite. It enables AI tools to:
Example usage patterns from the docs include:
Examples & Tutorials
Example 1: Code generation
Show me how to set up real-time subscriptions that trigger on creation of a userExample 2: Troubleshooting
I'm getting a 401 error when trying to delete a user. What could be wrong?Example 3: Best practices
What are some of the best security practices for Appwrite Auth in a web app with SSR?Example 4: API reference
I want an example of how I can list all users in a Python appInstallation Guide
Installation options include integrating MCP with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf Editor, VS Code, OpenCode, and Google Antigravity. The documentation provides links to each integration but does not include a step-by-step command-based installation guide within this page.
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