Skip to main content

Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mayson.mintlify.app/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

21 May 2026

Background Workers & Asynchronous Task Queuing
Long-running application processes can now be decoupled from the synchronous HTTP request-response lifecycle using native background workers.
  • Asynchronous Workers: Offload heavy computational sequences, batch processes, or email dispatches to a non-blocking queue, allowing immediate client response delivery.
  • Managed Task Queuing: Tasks reside in a durable queue infrastructure featuring automatic retry logic upon execution failure.
  • Concurrent Execution Scalability: Deployed infrastructure provisions parallel worker execution contexts, preventing task queues from bottlenecking primary API execution.

21 May 2026

Cryptography & Token Utilities
A suite of cryptographic tools has been added to the Manual Builder to secure sensitive data transmissions and enforce token-level access controls.
  • JWT Administration: Generate, sign, decode, and validate JSON Web Tokens to secure API endpoints, with native support for expiration (exp) claims.
  • AES-256 Encryption: Encrypt sensitive fields (such as PII or authentication keys) at rest before database insertion, and decrypt them upon authorized read operations.
  • Hashing & ID Generation: Generate cryptographic hashes for input validation and create collision-resistant UUIDs for unique entity identification.

14 May 2026

Native Authentication & Clerk Integration
Mayson now provides production-ready identity management and session validation infrastructure out of the box.
  • Native Auth Core: Pre-configured components managing user registration, secure login, password hashing, and JSON Web Token (JWT) session generation.
  • Clerk Integration: A turnkey block connecting Clerk identity provider services.
  • Secure Default Architectures: Implements automated password crypt-hashing via bcrypt, short-lived session tokens, and route-level protection layers.

30 April 2026

Logic Flows: Control Structures & Procedural Logic
The Manual Builder and Agent now support complete programmatic flow control, allowing users to configure branching logic and iterative execution loops without manual code compilation.
  • Conditional Branching (If-Else): Evaluate dynamic variables, user inputs, database states, or upstream API payloads to route application logic down distinct execution paths.
  • For Loops: Iterate sequentially over arrays and collections to perform batch data transformations, filtering, and aggregate calculations.
  • While Loops: Execute operations continuously until a specified logical termination criteria is met, facilitating robust in-app polling routines and retry mechanisms.
  • Automated Logic Synthesis: Define conditional operations textually; the Agent maps the logic to corresponding structural branches and loops within the backend flow.

23 April 2026

Cloud Storage & Managed File Infrastructure
Mayson now includes native file storage infrastructure, abstracting cloud storage setup, bucket provisioning, CORS policies, and third-party object storage integrations.
  • Upload File Block: A dedicated Manual Builder block to process incoming file streams, enforce file type validation, restrict payload sizes, and persist assets to managed cloud infrastructure.
  • Managed Asset Security: Stores images, documents, PDFs, and binaries on production-grade infrastructure.
  • End-to-End Automation: The Agent configures the full upload pipeline—including frontend input elements, backend ingestion routes, and retrieval structures—from standard functional descriptions.

16 April 2026

WebSockets: Bi-Directional, Real-Time Networking
Native WebSocket support is now integrated into both the Agent and Manual Builder, enabling persistent, low-latency, bi-directional communication channels.
  • Automated WebSocket Generation: The Agent can instantiate complete WebSocket architectures from natural language specifications, handling both server-side lifecycle events and client-side listener attachment.
  • Bi-Directional Messaging: Push state changes from the server to connected clients instantly, eliminating the network overhead and latency associated with HTTP polling.
  • Manual Builder Tooling: Configure dedicated WebSocket endpoints, define explicit event validation schemas, and integrate WebSocket handlers directly with existing application API and middleware layers.

9 April 2026

DB Explorer: In-Platform Database Administration
DB Explorer provides an integrated graphical interface for managing live production data directly within Mayson, removing the dependency on external database clients like TablePlus or pgAdmin.
  • Visual Schema & Record Browser: Inspect database schemas, view column data types, and browse table records via a structured user interface.
  • Direct CRUD Operations: Create, read, update, and delete database records directly within Mayson to facilitate rapid data corrections, test data seeding, and administrative cleanup.
  • Real-Time Data Access: Operations execute against the live production database, ensuring absolute parity with the data state accessed by deployed applications.