What problem does it solve? Building server-side .NET backends against Appwrite requires knowing the correct SDK patterns for TablesDB, permissions, SSR session handling, and error handling, and mistakes like using deprecated APIs or missing permissions cause broken or inaccessible resources. ## Core Features & Use Cases - TablesDB CRUD and Queries: Create databases, tables, and rows with typed string columns, and filter results using the full Query builder including cursor pagination. - SSR Authentication: Implement ASP.NET and Blazor login flows with admin and session clients, secure cookie handling, and OAuth2 token exchange. - Storage, Teams, and Functions: Upload files via InputFile factories, manage team memberships and roles, and write .NET function handlers. - Use Case: Build an ASP.NET Minimal API that logs users in with email/password, stores session cookies securely, and lets each user create and query their own rows in a TablesDB table with per-row permissions. ## Quick Start Use the appwrite-dotnet skill to scaffold an ASP.NET endpoint that creates a row in my Appwrite table with proper permissions.
