June product update: React library, Password strength, BAA and more

June brought new updates across Appwrite Auth, compliance, React development, and AI-assisted workflows.

This month, we shipped Password strength controls for Auth, self-serve BAA for eligible Pro organizations, the Appwrite React library, and Claude Code marketplace support.

Here is a quick overview of what shipped in June:

Appwrite plugin for Claude Code in the official Claude marketplace
Self-serve BAA for eligible Pro organizations
Password strength controls for Appwrite Auth
Appwrite React library for Auth in React apps

Let’s dive in.

Appwrite plugin for Claude Code is now in the official Claude marketplace

The Appwrite plugin for Claude Code is now listed in the official Claude marketplace.

Developers can now install the plugin directly and start using Claude Code with Appwrite without adding a separate marketplace first.

The plugin includes agent skills for the Appwrite CLI and major SDKs, plus MCP servers for the Appwrite API and documentation. This helps Claude Code better understand Appwrite projects, docs, SDK usage, and common development workflows.

Introducing self-serve BAA

Eligible Pro organizations can now enable a HIPAA Business Associate Agreement directly from the Appwrite Console.

Organization owners can open the Settings tab, select Enable BAA in the BAA section, and accept the agreement from the Console.

This helps teams building healthcare apps, patient portals, telehealth platforms, and PHI-related workflows move faster with the agreement in place.

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Introducing Password strength for Appwrite Auth

Appwrite Auth now lets you enforce Password strength on every project.

You can set a minimum password length and require any combination of an uppercase letter, lowercase letter, number, and special character.

These rules run at sign-up and whenever a user changes their password, so weak passwords are rejected before they land in your project.

Password strength works alongside existing Appwrite Auth protections like password history and the password dictionary, giving teams more control without custom password validation logic.

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Introducing the Appwrite React library

The Appwrite React library helps developers manage Appwrite Auth in React apps with less boilerplate.

It ships with an AppwriteProvider and a small set of authentication hooks for sign-up, sign-in, sign-out, OAuth, and current user state.

The library supports client-side React apps, plus SSR support for Next.js and TanStack Start.

Install it with:

npm install @appwrite.io/react

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Community Recognitions

We are excited to feature Arhan Ansari as part of our monthly Community Recognitions for June 2026. Arhan built HRMate, a cross-platform HR management app built with Expo and Appwrite. It helps companies manage employees, attendance, leave requests, payroll, payslips, and company announcements from one place. Appwrite handles authentication, databases, storage, and realtime updates across the app. Keep in mind that this is a community-backed project and is not maintained by Appwrite.

If you would like to participate in next month's Community Recognitions, join our Discord server and showcase your project.