JSONPad documentation MCP Resources
JSONPad documentation offers 124 resources. A resource is data the server exposes for a client to attach as context — a file, a page, an API response — rather than an action. Each has its own page, per client.
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cli -
llms-txt -
llms-full-txt -
endpoints -
errors -
plans -
Documentation -
Getting started -
Talking to the API -
List schemas -
Indexing lists -
Paths and pointers -
Token permissions -
Tags -
Identity groups -
Password reset and email verification -
Signing in with Google, GitHub and others -
Set up "Sign in with Google" -
Set up "Sign in with GitHub" -
Set up "Sign in with Apple" -
Set up "Sign in with Microsoft" -
Set up "Sign in with Discord" -
Set up "Sign in with Facebook" -
Schema sync -
Write rules -
Write rules reference -
Write rules recipes -
Flows -
Event flows -
Flows reference -
Command line tool -
Authentication -
Realtime updates -
Webhooks -
Event log -
Version control -
Using the SDKs -
MCP servers -
Variables -
JSON5 -
MessagePack -
API reference -
Lists -
Create a list -
Fetch all lists -
View a list -
Search a list -
Fetch list stats -
Fetch list events -
View a list event -
Update a list -
Test a list's write rules -
Fetch refused writes -
Delete a list -
Items -
Create an item -
Fetch all items -
Fetch all item data -
Fetch partial item data -
View an item -
View item data -
View partial item data -
Fetch item stats -
Fetch item events -
View an item event -
Restore an item -
Update an item -
Update item data -
Replace item data -
Patch item data -
Update partial item data -
Replace partial item data -
Patch partial item data -
Delete an item -
Delete partial item data -
Indexes -
Create an index -
Fetch all indexes -
View an index -
Fetch index stats -
Fetch index events -
View an index event -
Update an index -
Rebuild an index -
Delete an index -
Identities -
Create an identity -
Fetch all identities -
View an identity -
Fetch identity stats -
Fetch identity events -
View an identity event -
Update an identity -
Delete an identity -
Register an identity -
Login an identity -
Logout an identity -
Fetch the current identity -
Update the current identity -
Delete the current identity -
List sign-in providers -
Start signing in with a provider -
Finish signing in with a provider -
List the current identity's linked accounts -
Link a provider account -
Unlink a provider account -
Request a password reset token -
Reset a password -
Request an email verification token -
Verify an email address -
Fetch the current token -
Run a flow -
Sync a schema -
Export a schema -
Move lists between scopes -
Limits and quotas -
Errors -
@basementuniverse/jsonpad-sdk README -
@basementuniverse/jsonpad-realtime-sdk README -
sync-v1 JSON schema -
rules-tests-v1 JSON schema -
flows-v1 JSON schema -
flow-tests-v1 JSON schema -
permissions JSON schema
JSONPad documentation also offers 7 prompts — things you invoke, where a resource is context you attach.
Read from the server itself, by connecting to it and calling resources/list on 7 October 2026.
A listing does not declare its resources, so asking is the only way to know them, and this
is what the server actually offers rather than what its listing claims. Names only are
stored; connect the server for each resource's type and contents.