Backendless
for LuumenAI
Read Backendless data, files, and timers; change them as approved steps
Connect Backendless and Luumen can read your app backend directly from the terminal: table objects with filters and sorting, file listings and counts, Hive maps and counters, timer schedules, and user records. Changes — moving files, updating a map, creating a timer, removing a stale directory — run as previewed steps you approve first. Luumen authenticates with an API key.
The Backendless toolbox
30 tools: 9 read, 21 write. Reads answer instantly. Writes require approval by default. Everything is logged.
- ReadDirectory ListingRetrieve a listing of files and directories at a given path.
- ReadGeneral Object RetrievalRetrieve objects from a specified Backendless table with filtering, sorting, and pagination.
- ReadGet All ValuesRetrieve all values from a map in a specified Hive.
- ReadGet Counter ValueRetrieve the current value of a Backendless counter.
- ReadGet File CountGet the count of files in a Backendless directory.
- ReadGet Key ItemsRetrieve values for a specified key in a list (all, single, or range).
- ReadGet Backendless TimerRetrieve information about a specific timer.
- ReadFind User by IDRetrieve user information by ID.
- ReadValidate User TokenValidate a user session token.
- WriteCopy FileCopy a file or directory within Backendless file storage. Approval by default
- WriteCreate DirectoryCreate a new directory at the specified path. Approval by default
- WriteCreate Backendless HiveCreate a new Hive. Approval by default
- WriteCreate Backendless TimerCreate a new timer with schedule and code. Approval by default
- WriteDelete DirectoryDelete a directory at the specified path in Backendless file storage. Approval by default
- WriteDelete FileDeletes a file from Backendless file storage at the specified path. Approval by default
- WriteDelete Backendless TimerDeletes a Backendless timer by its unique name. Approval by default
- WriteMap PutSet or update key-value pairs in a Hive map. Approval by default
- WriteMove FileMove a file or directory within Backendless file storage. Approval by default
- WritePublish MessagePublish a message to a specified messaging channel. Approval by default
- WriteReset CounterReset a Backendless counter back to zero. Approval by default
- WriteSet Counter ValueSet a Backendless counter to a specific value conditionally. Approval by default
- WriteUpdate Backendless TimerUpdate schedule or code of an existing timer. Approval by default
- WriteDelete UserDelete a user by user ID. Approval by default
- WriteGrant Permission to UserGrant a permission to a user on a specific data object. Approval by default
- WriteUser LoginLog in a registered user with identity and password. Approval by default
- WriteUser LogoutLog out the currently authenticated user. Approval by default
- WriteUser Password RecoveryInitiate password recovery for a user. Approval by default
- WriteUser RegistrationRegister a new user with email and password. Approval by default
- WriteRevoke Permission from UserRevoke a permission from a specified user or role on a specific data object. Approval by default
- WriteUpdate UserUpdate properties of an existing Backendless user. Approval by default
One prompt, start to finish
What a governed Backendless run looks like inside Luumen.
Questions
Authorize once with API token. Luumen lists the scopes each action needs before you approve the connection, and credentials never appear in the chat.
Read actions answer immediately. Anything that writes — copy file, create directory, create backendless hive, create backendless timer, and more — is shown as a plan and requires approval by default, including the 6 actions classified as destructive. Administrators configure that per tool, so you decide exactly which actions can ever run unattended.
You decide. Actions are granted per agent, skill, and team, and per environment — production is not staging. Read access can be broad while writes stay narrow.
Every call to Backendless — read or write, approved or declined — is recorded with the actor, the input, and the result, and can be linked to the ticket or change record.
Often connected alongside
All integrations
GitHubRepos, actions, and runbook code as context and as actions.
GitLabMerge requests and pipelines proposed, triggered, and rolled back.
BitbucketRead commits, diffs, and branches in Bitbucket, then open the fix as a held write.
Azure DevOpsAzure DevOps repos and pipelines as context — and as approved actions.Put Backendless to work with Luumen
Connect in minutes. Every action scoped, approved, and audited from day one.