Your backend workflow in VS Code, CLI, and MCP.

Pull and run Avora projects with the VS Code extension and CLI. Connect compatible AI tools through MCP to work with your backend context.

Editor extension

Build with the
Avora VS Code extension.

Access projects and custom nodes in VS Code or compatible editors.

  • Projects & published nodes

    Browse workspaces and logic nodes in the Avora sidebar.

  • Pull & update code

    Refresh generated code with recovery snapshots.

  • Run locally

    Launch generated FastAPI or Node projects from your editor.

  • Test custom nodes

    Set inputs, run published nodes in isolation, and inspect responses.

Explore the extension
Visual Studio Code
Query Database
Query Database
Get Query
Orderlist
Outputs1
0.items[Order]
On Error
Download Extension
Preview a node, or choose your editor to install.
Command line

Pull, run, and verify
with the Avora CLI.

Pull, run, and check generated backends from your terminal.

  • Local projects

    Pull workspace code, update projects, and run backends locally.

  • Menus or commands

    Use guided menus or run commands directly.

  • Checks & JSON reports

    Lint, type-check, test, and build. Export results as JSON.

Explore the CLI
Terminalzsh

~/orders-apiavora

Avora CLI

Your backend, from the terminal.

Open workspaceavora open
Pull workspaceavora pull
Run projectavora run
Verify projectavora verify

browse · avora --help

npm link ./avora-cli
Install from the local CLI package.
MCPPreview

Connect AI tools
through Avora MCP.

Preview how MCP brings Avora context to your AI tools.

  • Models in context

    Give assistants context on entities, fields, and relationships.

  • Backend context

    Keep API definitions and workspace structure in the conversation.

  • Compatible AI clients

    Workspace context for Claude, Cursor, and Codex.

Explore Avora’s AI assistant
Claude
  1. You: Use Avora MCP to add a status field to my Order class.
Example conversation: review changes, undo, or replay.