Developer Tools & DevOps

Connect Appwrite to Your AI Agents

Let your Wkil agents manage users, data, storage, and functions through Appwrite's backend platform.

Authentication: API key

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What you can do

Manage authentication, users, and teams
Store data in a database and files in secure storage
Run serverless functions and send messages

Available capabilities may vary by authentication and workspace configuration.

Actions supported by the connector

13 verified tools

Authentication

Manage signup, login, and logout for client apps.

Database

Use a scalable managed database.

File Storage

Store files securely with encryption and image transforms.

Serverless Functions

Deploy and scale functions in secure runtimes.

Messaging

Send push notifications, SMS, or emails to users.

User Management

Manage users at the admin level for server apps.

Team Management

Group users into teams for shared resource access.

Tables Database

Create structured tables with validated columns and permissions.

Tokens

Create temporary access tokens for secure file sharing.

Avatars

Manage app images, icons, and avatars.

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Practical agent use cases

An agent provisions a new user account and adds them to a team.
An agent stores an uploaded file and sends a confirmation notification.
An agent triggers a serverless function as part of a larger workflow.

How it works with Wkil

1
Choose the integration
Add Appwrite to your agent from inside the Wkil platform.
2
Grant the permissions it needs
Define precisely what the agent can access and perform.
3
Test, then run it
Test actions before they go live, with human approval where needed.

Permissions always stay in your control — you can scope access and require human approval before any sensitive action.

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FAQ

Does this need my own Appwrite project?

Yes — the connection authenticates with an API key scoped to your own Appwrite project.