The backend your agentbuilds with you.

One project, six building blocks

Scroll through what you get

1. 01 · Auth

   Users, sessions and MFA

   Email and password, OAuth providers, TOTP with backup codes, email verification and password reset. Your users live in your database.

   const grove = createClient({ baseUrl, projectId: 'shop' });
   
   await grove.auth.register('ada@shop.dev', 'hunter22', 'Ada');
   const user = await grove.auth.login('ada@shop.dev', 'hunter22');
   // MFA on? login resolves { mfaRequired: true }
   await grove.auth.verifyMfa('481207');

2. 02 · Data API

   A data API that is closed by default

   Every collection gets REST and GraphQL. Nothing is readable until you write a policy, and the policy becomes part of the Mongo query, so indexes still apply.

   // policies/orders.json — $and'ed into every query
   {
     "list":   { "filter": { "ownerId": "$auth.uid" } },
     "create": { "validate": "document.total > 0" },
     "update": { "immutableFields": ["ownerId"] }
   }
   
   const mine = await grove.collection('orders').find({ limit: 20 });

3. 03 · Storage

   Files with signed URLs

   Buckets, folders and signed links, on S3 compatible storage. Public or private per bucket.

   await grove.storage.upload('avatars', 'ada.png', file, 'image/png');
   
   const { url } = await grove.storage.signUrl('avatars', 'ada.png', 3600);

4. 04 · Functions

   Functions in a sandbox

   Database triggers, cron jobs and custom HTTP endpoints. They run in an isolated worker with no secrets and reach your data only through the same policies.

   // functions/normalize-email.ts — a pre hook, sandboxed
   export default async (event, ctx) => {
     if (!event.document.email?.includes('@')) {
       return { abort: true, reason: 'email is invalid' };
     }
     return { document: { ...event.document, email: event.document.email.toLowerCase() } };
   };

5. 05 · Realtime

   Changes, live

   Subscribe to a collection and get inserts, updates and deletes as they happen. Each event is filtered by the subscriber’s read policy.

   const orders = grove.collection('orders');
   
   const stop = orders.subscribe('*', (event) => {
     console.log(event.type, event.document);
   });

6. 06 · Vector

   Search by meaning

   Embed text on write and search by similarity, with the same filters and permissions as any other read. Knowledge bases for RAG come built in.

   const hits = await grove.collection('products').search({
     text: 'waterproof hiking boots',
     limit: 8,
   });
   // ranked closest first, filtered by the same read policy