# Boost.space Documentation > Guides, automation, AI, MCP, REST API and SDKs for Boost.space. ## Docs - [Overview](https://docs.boost.space/index.md): Boost.space documentation — the data hub for humans and agents: your team, your AI tools and your code on one shared, live layer of company data. Start here. - [What is Boost.space?](https://docs.boost.space/what-is-boostspace/index.md): Boost.space is the unified data foundation that AI agents run on — connect your tools, keep products, customers, and orders in sync, and let agents act on clean, structured, permission-scoped data. - [Core concepts](https://docs.boost.space/core-concepts/index.md): The vocabulary of Boost.space — modules, spaces, records, fields, field groups, automation, MCP, and the API — and how they fit together. - [Glossary](https://docs.boost.space/glossary/index.md): Definitions of the core Boost.space terms. - [Quickstart](https://docs.boost.space/quickstart/index.md): Get from zero to working with Boost.space — as a product user, connecting an AI agent, or building on the API. Pick your path. - [Support & resources](https://docs.boost.space/support/index.md): Where to get help, check status, review security, and find the legacy documentation. - [Sklik.cz - sync emails to a Retargeting List](https://docs.boost.space/sklik-email-sync/index.md): Set up the scenario that sends email addresses from your app into a Sklik.cz Retargeting List, and start the first synchronization. - [Modules](https://docs.boost.space/guides/modules/index.md): Modules are the data types your Boost.space database is built from. Build the modules you need — including with AI — and organize them into spaces, records, and fields. - [Home page](https://docs.boost.space/guides/modules/home/index.md): The Boost.space home page — your modules, your scenarios, and your usage at a glance. - [Hierarchy – modules, spaces and records](https://docs.boost.space/guides/modules/hierarchy-modules-spaces-and-records/index.md): Boost.space organizes data in three levels — modules, spaces, and records. Learn how they nest, and how modules differ from spaces. - [Navigating through the modules](https://docs.boost.space/guides/modules/navigating-through-the-modules/index.md): A quick visual tour of a Boost.space module — moving between spaces, working with the records table, and where the settings live. - [Build a module with AI](https://docs.boost.space/guides/modules/build-with-ai/index.md): Let AI create a module tailored to your needs — describe the purpose or paste a sample record, or start from a ready-made template. - [Create a module](https://docs.boost.space/guides/modules/boostspace-bs-custom-module-2/index.md): Build a module manually — name, icon, spaces, sharing, key field, and fields — in a few steps. - [Module settings](https://docs.boost.space/guides/modules/setting-up-individual-modules-admin/index.md): Boost.space is modular — admins add, remove, and configure modules in System settings, and each module has its own settings for lists, types, statuses, and labels. - [Delete a module](https://docs.boost.space/guides/modules/delete-a-module/index.md): Remove a module from your system — where to find it, the confirmation steps, and what to check before you do. - [Spaces overview](https://docs.boost.space/guides/spaces/index.md): Spaces group the records inside a module into clear, access-controlled containers — with their own settings, roles, and structure. - [Create and manage a space](https://docs.boost.space/guides/spaces/how-do-i-create-a-space/index.md): Create a space in four steps — hierarchy, sharing, key field, and field groups — then rename, restructure, or delete it. Includes what happens to records when a space is removed. - [Space settings](https://docs.boost.space/guides/spaces/space-settings/index.md): Everything you configure on a space — status, key field, description, vectorization, field groups, statuses, and native automations. - [Space roles and permissions](https://docs.boost.space/guides/spaces/space-roles-members-managers-and-owners/index.md): Every space has three roles — member, manager, and owner — that decide who can manage the space, its settings, and its records. See the full permission matrix and how to assign roles. - [Records overview](https://docs.boost.space/guides/records/index.md): Records are the rows of your Boost.space database — the data inside a space. Learn what records are, how they're displayed, and everything you can do with them. - [Manage records](https://docs.boost.space/guides/records/manage-records/index.md): Create, edit, and delete records in Boost.space — the + New button, edit mode, deletion safeguards, and how manual data ranks in consolidation. - [The record detail](https://docs.boost.space/guides/records/record-detail/index.md): What's inside a record's detail — basic information, field groups, attachments — and the actions you can take from it. - [Fields overview](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/index.md): What fields are in Boost.space and how they define the structure of your records. - [Create and manage fields](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/custom-fields-creation-usage/index.md): How to create fields in Boost.space — manually or with AI — the options in the field editor, and how to update or delete a field. - [Field types](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/custom-field-types-in-boost-space/index.md): The field types in Boost.space, grouped — basic system fields plus the text, number, choice, date, media, relational, and computed types you define. Each group links to its own guide. - [Text fields](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/text-fields/index.md): The text field types in Boost.space — Text, Long text (Wysiwyg), Email, and Website — what each stores, how it behaves, and when to use it. - [Number fields](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/number-fields/index.md): The numeric field types in Boost.space — Number, Decimal number, Money, Percentages, and Rating — with their formatting, options, and when to use each. - [Selection fields](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/selection-fields/index.md): Choice-based field types in Boost.space — Single select, Multi select, Radio button, and Checkbox — how to configure their options and when to use each. - [Date & time fields](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/date-fields/index.md): The date field types in Boost.space — Date and Date and time — how they behave and when to use each. - [Files & people fields](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/media-and-people-fields/index.md): Field types for attachments and people in Boost.space — File, Image, and Users — what each stores, how it behaves, and when to use it. - [Linked records](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/linked-records/index.md): Link records across modules to model real relationships, then pull data across with lookups and aggregate it with rollups — no copying, no drift. - [Lookup fields](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/lookup/index.md): A Lookup field displays a value from a record's linked records — read-only, always in sync with the source, chosen by relation and property. - [Rollup fields](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/rollup/index.md): A Rollup field aggregates a field across a record's linked records — sum, count, min/max, and more — chosen by relation, target field, and function. - [Formula fields](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/custom-fields-formula/index.md): Formula fields compute a value from other fields — read-only, validated live, and always up to date. Full function reference: math, logic, text, dates, arrays, conversion, and record metadata. - [Button fields](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/button-fields/index.md): A Button field puts an action button on a record — click it to run a configured action like a notification, email, or webhook. - [Field groups](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/field-groups/index.md): Field groups organize the fields in a module. Learn how they work, the Basic information group, and how a single field can belong to several groups. - [Key fields](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/key-column/index.md): The key field matches incoming data to existing records, so imports and syncs update instead of creating duplicates. Learn how to set one and how it works. - [Labels](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/labels/index.md): Enhance record organization in Boost.space with labels. Two types: personal (individual) and shared (visible to all). Admins set global labels; users create space-specific labels. - [Statuses](https://docs.boost.space/guides/fields/statuses/index.md): Statuses track where a record is in its process. Boost.space has predefined system statuses and flexible custom statuses, and both can drive automation through actions and triggers. - [Import data from a file](https://docs.boost.space/guides/working-with-data/import-data-from-file/index.md): Import your data into Boost.space using CSV, XML, or XLSX files. Map fields, preview your data, and create fields automatically with AI assistance. - [Filtering records](https://docs.boost.space/guides/working-with-data/how-do-i-filter-records/index.md): Build simple or complex filters in Boost.space — conditions, condition groups, and AND/OR logic — and save them as reusable Views. - [Segmenter](https://docs.boost.space/guides/working-with-data/segmenter/index.md): The Segmenter helps Boost.space users handle large datasets by creating filtered segments. This speeds up data loading and lets you reuse the same filter elsewhere in Boost.space. - [Processing large data](https://docs.boost.space/guides/working-with-data/processing-large-data/index.md): How to move a lot of records at once — bulk endpoints instead of row-by-row calls, and segments to keep a big module workable in the browser. - [Bulk actions and exporting](https://docs.boost.space/guides/working-with-data/bulk-actions-and-exporting/index.md): Boost.space's Bulk Actions and Exporting features allow you to update multiple records at once, edit fields in bulk, and export your data. These tools save time and simplify your data management process, making your workflow faster and more efficient. - [Calculations on columns](https://docs.boost.space/guides/working-with-data/calculations-on-columns/index.md): Boost.space offers a powerful tool to calculate key data metrics instantly. From counting empty and filled fields to determining unique records and percentages, this feature helps you analyze your data efficiently and make informed decisions. - [Remote IDs](https://docs.boost.space/guides/working-with-data/remote-ids/index.md): Remote IDs pair Boost.space records with their identifiers in external applications, so syncs and agents always update the right record. - [Data consolidation & token priority](https://docs.boost.space/guides/working-with-data/api-token-prioritization-data-consolidation/index.md): Boost.space merges data from many sources into one record — the key field matches records, and source priority decides which value wins when they conflict. - [Automation overview](https://docs.boost.space/guides/automation/index.md): Keep your Boost.space data current automatically — native triggers and actions, your own code in a secure sandbox, and Make scenarios across apps. - [Actions and triggers](https://docs.boost.space/guides/automation/actions-and-triggers/index.md): Boost.space's native automation — record and scheduled triggers, and the actions they fire: notifications, emails, webhooks, and code. - [Code automations](https://docs.boost.space/guides/automation/code-automations/index.md): Run your own Python code as an automation step — written by you or by your own AI agent — in a secure, isolated sandbox with Secrets kept safe. - [Views: Connect, Enrich, Share, Flow](https://docs.boost.space/guides/automation/views/index.md): On a Make-connected module, Boost.space shows your automation as Views — Connect, Enrich, Share, and Flow — each surfacing the Make scenarios that move data in a direction. - [Comments](https://docs.boost.space/guides/collaboration/comments/index.md): Discuss work directly on a record — leave notes, ask questions, and see the automatic activity trail. - [Notifications](https://docs.boost.space/guides/collaboration/notifications/index.md): Boost.space notifies you about the events that affect you — assignments, status changes, and comments. Learn what triggers a notification, how to enable them, and how to follow a record you're not assigned to. - [Log in to Boost.space](https://docs.boost.space/guides/account/logging-in/index.md): Discover how to effortlessly log into your Boost.space account, either through the Gate or directly via your system's URL, with our concise step-by-step guide. - [Change or reset your password](https://docs.boost.space/guides/account/password-change-reset/index.md): Easily change or reset your password on Boost.space with our straightforward guide, ensuring secure and hassle-free account access. - [Two-factor authentication (2FA)](https://docs.boost.space/guides/account/two-factor-authentication-2fa/index.md): Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) in Boost.space adds a simple extra layer of security to your account. Learn what it is, why it matters, and how to set it up in just a few steps. - [Status center](https://docs.boost.space/guides/account/status-center/index.md): The Status Center gives you a quick overview of your system's technical status—such as connection, data sync, browser compatibility, and security settings—so you can ensure everything is running as expected. - [System settings](https://docs.boost.space/guides/settings/system-settings/index.md): Where admins configure Boost.space — system name, languages, currency, table and detail behavior, email, and design — plus where to manage your own profile. - [System roles – users and admins](https://docs.boost.space/guides/settings/system-roles-users-and-admins/index.md): Boost.space has two roles: Admins manage the entire system, create fields and modules, and set up automation. Users work within assigned spaces and records, using available modules. - [Invite users and set up teams](https://docs.boost.space/guides/settings/inviting-users-and-setting-up-teams-admin/index.md): As an admin, invite or create users, deactivate them without losing data, and organize people into teams and categories to control access across modules and spaces. - [Company design settings](https://docs.boost.space/guides/settings/company-design-settings/index.md): Tailor Boost.space design to align with your brand identity. Admins can customize logos, login screen, favicon, and system colors through design settings. - [Menu editor](https://docs.boost.space/guides/settings/menu-editor/index.md): The Menu Editor in Boost.space allows admins to create, edit, and manage menus, enhancing user navigation and organizational workflow. Customize visibility, add users, and incorporate modules, folders, shortcuts, or embedded content to optimize your interface. - [SMTP setup](https://docs.boost.space/guides/settings/smtp-setup-guide/index.md): Discover a step-by-step guide to configuring your SMTP server for efficient email delivery. This article covers everything from server settings and authentication to security and testing. Perfect for setting up system emails on Boost.space or your preferred email provider. - [System name and system key](https://docs.boost.space/guides/settings/system-name-system-key/index.md): Your system name is the unique identifier of your Boost.space instance — it forms your login URL and identifies your system to integrations. - [System instance](https://docs.boost.space/guides/settings/system-instance/index.md): A system instance is your own isolated Boost.space environment — its users, modules, spaces, records, and configuration — separate from every other. - [Agency account](https://docs.boost.space/guides/settings/agency-account/index.md): Easily manage multiple Boost.space instances by using the same email address across systems and selecting the correct organization when switching. This feature streamlines workflow for users with multiple systems. - [Sandbox environment](https://docs.boost.space/guides/settings/sandbox-environment/index.md): A sandbox is a copy of your system for risk-free testing. Try changes and new workflows without touching your live data, and regenerate it any time. - [Plans and usage limits](https://docs.boost.space/guides/billing/plans-tiers-usage-limits/index.md): What actually affects your Boost.space usage — records, AI credits, administrators, and operations — and where to manage your plan. - [AI credits](https://docs.boost.space/guides/billing/boost-space-4-0-ai-pricing/index.md): How AI credits work in Boost.space — what they power, how they're consumed, and where to manage them. - [Legacy & older plans](https://docs.boost.space/guides/billing/legacy/index.md): Scenarios in the Integrator, the pre-built modules (Tasks, Contacts, Invoices, Products, Warehouses…), the app catalog, the legacy API, and older or lifetime plans — where each one is documented now. - [REST API (Markdown)](https://docs.boost.space/api-markdown/index.md): The complete Boost.space public REST API reference (5.8.7) as LLM-friendly Markdown, generated from the OpenAPI document. Machine-readable OpenAPI JSON: /latest.json on this domain (pinned versions at /.json, e.g. /5.8.7.json) or https://registry.scalar.com/@boostspace/apis/boostspace-api/latest?format=json ## ACT Automations - [Overview](https://docs.boost.space/act/index.md): ACT by Boost.space is an AI agent for automations. Describe what should happen and when; it writes, tests, schedules and runs the automation for you. - [Quickstart](https://docs.boost.space/act/guide/quickstart/index.md): Build your first ACT automation from one request to the agent, then check it and run it. - [Work with the agent](https://docs.boost.space/act/guide/agent/index.md): The ACT agent builds, changes, runs and explains your automations. What to ask it, how to phrase a request, and what it does with it. - [Automations](https://docs.boost.space/act/guide/automations/index.md): The Automations screen: everything the agent built, with each automation's status, trigger, code, runs and secrets. - [Triggers](https://docs.boost.space/act/guide/triggers/index.md): What starts an ACT automation — a schedule, a record event, a webhook another app calls, or a manual run — and how to set each one up. - [Secrets](https://docs.boost.space/act/guide/secrets/index.md): How ACT keeps API keys out of the chat and the code: the agent's secure form, the Secrets tab, and how code reads a secret at run time. - [Runs & troubleshooting](https://docs.boost.space/act/guide/runs/index.md): Ask the agent how an automation is doing and why a run failed, read the run history, and check the usual causes when something doesn't run. - [API & MCP](https://docs.boost.space/act/connect/api-and-mcp/index.md): Use ACT from ChatGPT, Claude and other AI assistants over MCP, and give other apps access with an API token. - [Team & account](https://docs.boost.space/act/connect/team-and-account/index.md): Invite people to your ACT workspace, choose who is an administrator, and manage your own password and sign-in. - [ACT for AI agents](https://docs.boost.space/act/connect/for-agents/index.md): Technical reference for agents and developers working with ACT — MCP endpoint and auth, the automation model, the MCP tools, the code contract and the rules. ## AI - [Overview](https://docs.boost.space/ai/index.md): AI inside Boost.space — the AI features that enrich, transform, and validate your data, scoped to your permissions. - [Vector database](https://docs.boost.space/ai/ai-features/vector-database/index.md): Turn your Boost.space spaces into a vector database so AI agents retrieve records by meaning, not keywords — lean, relevant context at scale, over the API and MCP. - [AI fields](https://docs.boost.space/ai/ai-features/ai-fields/index.md): AI fields generate or enrich a record's value with AI — from a prompt or a template, using other fields as input, run automatically or on demand. - [AI text manipulation](https://docs.boost.space/ai/ai-features/ai-powered-text-manipulation/index.md): Boost.space's AI-powered text manipulation tools revolutionize how you work with text content. Whether you're shortening, extending, simplifying, translating, or adding emojis, these tools save time and improve efficiency across tasks and modules. - [AI data transformation](https://docs.boost.space/ai/ai-features/boost-space-data-transformation/index.md): Clean, translate, enrich, and customize data in a column using AI-powered transformations. - [AI data validation](https://docs.boost.space/ai/ai-features/boost-space-data-validation/index.md): Validate, sort, and manage your data with Boost.space's AI Data Validation feature. ## Connect AI (MCP) - [Overview](https://docs.boost.space/ai/mcp/index.md): Connect any AI agent to Boost.space over the Model Context Protocol — the hosted Remote MCP Server, per-client setup guides, and token scoping. - [Boost.space for AI agents](https://docs.boost.space/ai/mcp/server/for-agents/index.md): How AI agents work with Boost.space — operate the data over MCP, read these docs as markdown, and rely on typed, permission-scoped structure. - [Connect via MCP](https://docs.boost.space/ai/mcp/server/connect-via-mcp/index.md): Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP client to your Boost.space system and let it read and write your data over the Remote MCP Server. - [MCP clients](https://docs.boost.space/ai/mcp/server/common-mcp-clients/index.md): Dedicated setup guides for connecting Boost.space to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code, v0, Lovable, and command-line agents. - [API tokens and MCP tokens](https://docs.boost.space/ai/mcp/server/token-creation/index.md): What API tokens and MCP tokens are, how they differ, how to create them, and how their permissions keep access scoped. - [Claude](https://docs.boost.space/ai/mcp/clients/claude-ai/index.md): Connect Claude to Boost.space over MCP — add a custom connector with your connection URL and let Claude read and write your data. - [Claude Code](https://docs.boost.space/ai/mcp/clients/claude-code/index.md): Connect Claude Code to Boost.space over MCP — one CLI command and the agent can read and write your data from the terminal. - [ChatGPT](https://docs.boost.space/ai/mcp/clients/chatgpt/index.md): Connect ChatGPT to Boost.space over MCP — add a connector with your connection URL and work with your data in natural language. - [Cursor](https://docs.boost.space/ai/mcp/clients/cursor/index.md): Connect Cursor to Boost.space over MCP — one mcp.json entry and your data is available to the agent while you build. - [VS Code](https://docs.boost.space/ai/mcp/clients/vs-code/index.md): Connect VS Code (Copilot agent mode) to Boost.space over MCP with an mcp.json entry. - [CLI agents (Codex, Gemini)](https://docs.boost.space/ai/mcp/clients/cli-agents/index.md): Connect command-line agents like Codex or Gemini CLI to Boost.space over MCP with a config-file entry. - [Lovable](https://docs.boost.space/ai/mcp/clients/lovable/index.md): Connect Lovable to Boost.space over MCP so the apps you build run on live, permission-scoped data. - [v0](https://docs.boost.space/ai/mcp/clients/v0/index.md): Connect v0 to Boost.space over MCP so your generated apps work with live, permission-scoped data. - [Other clients](https://docs.boost.space/ai/mcp/clients/other-clients/index.md): Any MCP-compatible client can connect to Boost.space — the universal pattern is a connection URL plus OAuth or an MCP token. ## API - [Overview](https://docs.boost.space/api-reference/index.md): The Boost.space REST API — one base URL per tenant, Bearer authentication, and full access to your modules, spaces, records, and fields. - [API reference](https://docs.boost.space/api-reference/reference/index.md) ## SDK - [Overview](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/index.md): Official Boost.space SDKs for TypeScript, Python, PHP, and Go — typed clients generated from the REST API spec. - [Authentication](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/guides/authentication/index.md) - [Delta sync & bulk operations](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/guides/delta-sync-bulk/index.md) - [Errors & retries](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/guides/errors-retries/index.md) - [Filtering](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/guides/filtering/index.md) - [Ordering & pagination](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/guides/ordering-pagination/index.md) - [Record handles (`ref`)](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/guides/record-handles/index.md) - [Relations & expand](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/guides/relations-expand/index.md) - [Testing & mocking](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/guides/testing-mocking/index.md) - [SDK API reference](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/index.md): Generated reference for every Boost.space SDK resource. - [AIFeatures](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/AIFeatures/index.md): Boost.space AIFeatures API — 22 operations, model `ColumnDataTransform`. - [Authentication](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/Authentication/index.md): Boost.space Authentication API — 15 operations, model `OAuth2Client`. - [Categories](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/Categories/index.md): Boost.space Categories API — 2 operations, model `Category`. - [FieldGroups](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/FieldGroups/index.md): Boost.space FieldGroups API — 5 operations, model `FieldGroup`. - [Fields](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/Fields/index.md): Boost.space Fields API — 13 operations, model `Field`. - [Files](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/Files/index.md): Boost.space Files API — 17 operations, model `File`. - [Labels](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/Labels/index.md): Boost.space Labels API — 16 operations, model `Label`. - [Menus](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/Menus/index.md): Boost.space Menus API — 5 operations, model `Menu`. - [Modules](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/Modules/index.md): Boost.space Modules API — 5 operations, model `Module`. - [Records](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/Records/index.md): Boost.space Records API — 11 operations, model `Record`. - [Spaces](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/Spaces/index.md): Boost.space Spaces API — 6 operations, model `Space`. - [Statuses](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/Statuses/index.md): Boost.space Statuses API — 9 operations, model `Status`. - [Teams](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/Teams/index.md): Boost.space Teams API — 3 operations, model `Team`. - [Users](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/Users/index.md): Boost.space Users API — 18 operations, model `User`. - [ValueMetrics](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/ValueMetrics/index.md): Boost.space ValueMetrics API — 2 operations, model `ValueMetric`. - [VectorDatabase](https://docs.boost.space/sdk/reference/VectorDatabase/index.md): Boost.space VectorDatabase API — 3 operations. ## Changelog - [Overview](https://docs.boost.space/changelog/index.md): What changed in Boost.space — product release notes, the API, MCP, and SDK changelogs, and the public roadmap. - [Roadmap](https://docs.boost.space/changelog/updates/roadmap/index.md): Where Boost.space is heading: what is in development, the directions we are exploring, and what shipped recently. - [Release notes](https://docs.boost.space/changelog/updates/release-notes/index.md): What shipped in Boost.space, release by release — features, improvements, and breaking changes, from mid-2025 to today. - [API changelog](https://docs.boost.space/changelog/updates/api-changelog/index.md): Every public change to the Boost.space REST API, generated by diffing published OpenAPI versions. - [MCP changelog](https://docs.boost.space/changelog/updates/mcp-changelog/index.md): Every release of the Boost.space MCP server — the endpoint AI agents connect to, and the tools they get when they do. - [SDK changelog](https://docs.boost.space/changelog/updates/sdk-changelog/index.md): Releases of the Boost.space SDKs — TypeScript and Python are published, with PHP and Go to follow from the same pipeline.