Appwrite

What if your AI copilot could only do what the signed-in user is actually allowed to do? In this tutorial, we build Scout, a permission-aware CRM copilot with Appwrite Functions. It can: • Read records the user has access to • Log notes • Create follow-up tasks • Update deals • Respect existing row permissions and team roles The Function uses the signed-in user’s JWT, so every tool call follows the same permissions as the user’s own requests. Read the tutorial: https://lnkd.in/gGu4ivY8

Jaspr support is now available in Appwrite Sites, with full server-side rendering🔥 You can deploy a Jaspr app from Git, and Appwrite runs your compiled Dart server for every request. Jaspr lets you build websites in Dart that render real HTML and CSS, while server mode renders every page on the server before it reaches the browser. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g8UZaxpF

September was a big month for Appwrite 🚀 Here’s some of what we shipped: → Native sign-in with Apple and Google → Native and dedicated databases are now available in every region → Breached password detection in Appwrite Auth → One-click Resend setup → User photos in Appwrite Avatars → Separate Appwrite CLI configs for each environment → Authenticated preview deployments for Appwrite Sites → AutoGravity for Appwrite Storage Catch up on the September product update: https://lnkd.in/gBfNrGZX

Premium Geo DB is now available on Appwrite Cloud 🌍 It adds city and network data to IP geolocation, including time zone, ISP, AS number, and connection type. Use it to build more precise Firewall rules, identify hosting traffic, and break down requests by city and network. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gJFaEKDx

Different use cases call for different tools. Appwrite is built to stay flexible, giving developers and agents the freedom to choose what fits the job and how they want to build. A tool in the hands of the creator 🛠️

Breached password detection is now available in Appwrite Auth 🔐 Appwrite checks passwords against Have I Been Pwned during sign-up, sign-in, password changes, and recovery. You can choose to record breached passwords, reject them when users set a password, or block sign-in until the password is reset. Checking is already enabled on Appwrite Cloud, while rejecting and blocking remain opt-in. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e7B-Jz8N

Open source means keeping control over your stack. Appwrite is built on open-source foundations, and native PostgreSQL gives you the freedom to work with Postgres without being locked into a proprietary database. Watch the conversation 👇

Managing multiple environments with the Appwrite CLI just got easier. Appwrite CLI 28.1.0 lets you keep separate project configs for staging, production, and other environments in the same repository, then choose the one you need when running CLI commands. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eRwAWDEr

Google One Tap can make signing in to your web app a much smoother experience. Our latest guide walks through how to show the One Tap prompt on your site, receive a Google ID token, and exchange it for an Appwrite session. Follow the tutorial 👇 https://lnkd.in/gus63cEU

Control what reaches your app with Appwrite Firewall 🔥 Create flexible rules to block, challenge, redirect, and manage unwanted traffic before it reaches your application. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dUasT74q