jazz

name	jazz
description	Build or troubleshoot a Jazz application. Use for Jazz schemas, reads, subscriptions, writes, framework integration, sync behavior, authentication, permissions, migrations, or testing.

Jazz

Start with the project's installed jazz-tools version, schema.ts, optional permissions.ts, provider/client setup, and existing tests. Those are authoritative for a specific app; do not invent an API from memory.

Use the typed schema and query builders rather than JSON-shaped schema, permission, or query objects. Keep authorization in permissions.ts, not in client-side visibility checks. Treat writes as local-first: use an explicit durability wait only when the operation needs a sync receipt.

Read only the relevant reference

• For schema shape, relations, column types, or migration work, read schemas-and-permissions.md.
• For queries, subscriptions, writes, framework hooks, or sync expectations, read application-data.md.
• For authentication, account bootstrap, sessions, or server-side setup, read authentication.md.
• For tests, read testing.md.

When the installed source and the current public documentation differ, follow the installed source and identify the version difference. Do not add separate caches around live Jazz queries unless the application has an explicit independent requirement.