appwrite/appwrite

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appwrite/appwrite

The open-source cloud for agents and devs: Auth, databases, storage, functions, messaging and hosting.

Developer toolsTypeScriptBSD-3-Clause
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1What it's for

The open-source cloud for agents and devs: Auth, databases, storage, functions, messaging and hosting.

Tools in this category support day-to-day software development: build, test and maintain projects with less friction.

2Who published it?

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appwrite

appwrite publishes and maintains this project on GitHub. From their profile you can see their other projects and this one's recent activity.

Language: TypeScriptLicense: BSD-3-ClauseChecked: Oct 20, 2026

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3What you can use it for

Test ideas with AI

Spin up a quick prototype to see if your idea works before investing more.

Add AI to your app

Connect models or agents to a product you already have.

Automate tasks

Let an agent handle repeated daily work for you.

Learn how they work

Read the code and understand how these tools are built.

4Examples of what you can do

Ideas for getting started with it:

Run a first small test”

Follow the README to try it on a simple example and see what it does.

Use it on your own stuff”

Point it at your own data or code to see if it solves your real case.

Chain it with other pieces”

Many tools in this category can be chained into fuller workflows.

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Before using it

  • The data comes from its GitHub page as of Oct 20, 2026. We have not installed, tested or security-audited it.
  • Its license (BSD-3-Clause) allows free use, including commercial use.
  • As with any open-source code, check what it does before running it on your computer or giving it your data.

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