sayanmohsin/thingd

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A fast object-first data engine for applications and AI agents.

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⁠thingd

A fast object-first data engine for applications and AI agents.

thingd is a high-performance object-first data engine that combines persistent storage, durable queues, event streams, full-text search, and MCP-native access into a single system that can run embedded, standalone, or in the cloud.

⁠Quick start

docker run -p 8757:8757 sayanmohsin/thingd

This starts an HTTP MCP server at http://localhost:8757/mcp.

⁠Persist data

docker run -p 8757:8757 \
  -v ./data:/data \
  sayanmohsin/thingd

Data is stored at /data/thingd.db inside the container.

⁠Securing the server

docker run -p 8757:8757 \
  -e THINGD_AUTH_TOKEN=your-secret \
  sayanmohsin/thingd

Without an auth token, the server only binds to loopback (127.0.0.1). Setting THINGD_AUTH_TOKEN enables non-loopback binding.

⁠Environment variables

Variable	Default	Description
`THINGD_PATH`	`/data/thingd.db`	Path to the SQLite database file
`THINGD_DRIVER`	`native`	Storage driver (`native` or `memory`)
`THINGD_HOST`	`0.0.0.0`	Bind address
`THINGD_PORT`	`8757`	HTTP server port
`THINGD_AUTH_TOKEN`	—	Bearer token for `/mcp` endpoint. Required for non-loopback binding
`THINGD_ALLOW_UNAUTHENTICATED`	`false`	Set to `true` to allow non-loopback binding without auth (local experiments only)
`THINGD_MCP_AUDIT`	`true`	Enable audit events for MCP write tools
`THINGD_MCP_ACTOR`	—	Default actor name for MCP audit events
`THINGD_MCP_SOURCE`	—	Default source name for MCP audit events
`THINGD_MCP_COLLECTIONS`	—	Comma-separated allowlist of collection names
`THINGD_MCP_READ_ONLY`	`false`	Set to `true` to disable all write tools
`THINGD_MCP_MAX_PAYLOAD_BYTES`	`524288`	Maximum MCP request payload size in bytes

⁠Cluster mode

thingd supports leader/follower cluster deployments.

# Leader
docker run -p 8757:8757 \
  -e THINGD_CLUSTER_MODE=leader \
  sayanmohsin/thingd

# Follower
docker run -p 8757:8757 \
  -e THINGD_CLUSTER_MODE=follower \
  -e THINGD_CLUSTER_LEADER_URL=http://leader:8757 \
  sayanmohsin/thingd

⁠Cluster environment variables

Variable	Default	Description
`THINGD_CLUSTER_MODE`	`single`	`single`, `leader`, or `follower`
`THINGD_CLUSTER_LEADER_URL`	—	Leader URL (required for followers)
`THINGD_CLUSTER_LEADER_FALLBACK_URL`	—	Fallback leader URL for basic failover
`THINGD_CLUSTER_FORWARD_AUTH_TOKEN`	—	Bearer token for cross-pod forwarding. Falls back to `THINGD_AUTH_TOKEN`
`THINGD_CLUSTER_PEERS`	—	Comma-separated peer URLs for discovery
`THINGD_CLUSTER_DISCOVERY`	—	`none`, `static`, or `kubernetes`
`THINGD_CLUSTER_SERVICE`	—	Kubernetes service name for DNS discovery
`THINGD_CLUSTER_NAMESPACE`	`default`	Kubernetes namespace
`THINGD_CLUSTER_PORT`	`8757`	Port for Kubernetes service discovery
`THINGD_ADVERTISE_URL`	—	Self-advertised URL reported in cluster status

⁠Docker Compose

services:
  thingd:
    image: sayanmohsin/thingd
    ports:
      - "8757:8757"
    volumes:
      - ./data:/data
    environment:
      - THINGD_AUTH_TOKEN=change-me

See the deploy/docker-compose.yml⁠ for a full leader/follower example.

⁠Kubernetes

Kubernetes deployment manifests (sidecar and leader/follower) are available in the deploy/kubernetes⁠ directory.

⁠Connecting with the SDK

import { ThingD } from "thingd";

const db = await ThingD.open({
  url: "http://localhost:8757/mcp",
  authToken: "change-me",
  driver: "remote",
});

⁠Health check

GET /healthz

⁠Cluster status

GET /cluster/status

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