What is Appwrite MCP server?
The Appwrite MCP server is a Model Context Protocol server designed to facilitate interaction with Appwrite's API. It provides tools for managing various aspects of an Appwrite project, such as databases, users, functions, and teams.
How to use Appwrite MCP server?
To use the server, you need to configure an Appwrite project and API key. You can install the server using uv or pip, and then run it with the necessary command-line arguments to enable the desired Appwrite APIs. The server can be integrated with IDEs like Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Windsurf Editor by configuring the respective settings.
Key features of Appwrite MCP server
Manages Appwrite databases
Manages Appwrite users
Manages Appwrite functions
Manages Appwrite teams
Use cases of Appwrite MCP server
Managing user authentication in Appwrite
Managing database schemas and data in Appwrite
Managing serverless functions in Appwrite
Managing team collaboration in Appwrite
FAQ from Appwrite MCP server
What is an MCP server?
What is an MCP server?
An MCP server is a Model Context Protocol server that allows you to interact with specific APIs and services.
How do I configure the Appwrite MCP server?
How do I configure the Appwrite MCP server?
You need to set up an Appwrite project, create an API key, and configure the .env file with your project ID, API key, and endpoint.
How do I install the Appwrite MCP server?
How do I install the Appwrite MCP server?
You can install it using either uv (recommended) or pip.
How do I enable different Appwrite APIs?
How do I enable different Appwrite APIs?
You can use command-line arguments like --databases, --users, --functions, etc., to enable specific APIs.
How do I integrate the server with Claude Desktop?
How do I integrate the server with Claude Desktop?
You need to edit the claude_desktop_config.json file and add the server configuration with the appropriate command and environment variables.