Skip to main content
Each Registry Schema has its own settings panel where you can control its name, description, visibility, and API access. Open a Schema and click the Settings tab to access it.

​
Schema details

FieldDescription
NameThe display name of the Schema, shown in the Registry sidebar and in the Schema list
DescriptionAn optional summary of what this Schema models and what it is used for
IconA visual identifier for the Schema, shown in the sidebar and object headers
ColorAn accent color applied to the Schema’s icon and cards across the UI
Click Save after making changes to any detail field.

​
Visibility

Visibility controls who can see the Schema and the objects inside it.
LevelWho has access
PRIVATEOnly the Schema owner and Space admins
INTERNALAll members of the Space
PUBLICAnyone with access to the Collabase instance, including unauthenticated users if API access is enabled
Visibility applies to the Schema as a whole. There is no per-Object-Type or per-Object visibility setting. If a Schema is Internal, all its Object Types and Objects are visible to all Space members.

​
Public API access

When enabled, the Schema’s objects are accessible over the Collabase REST API at: 
GET /api/v1/mcp-registry
This allows external systems — CI pipelines, integrations, third-party tools — to read Registry objects without a user session.
Public API access should only be enabled on Schemas with PUBLIC visibility. Enabling API access on a PRIVATE or INTERNAL Schema exposes its data to anyone with a valid API token.
To enable public API access:
1

Open Schema Settings

Open the Schema and click the Settings tab.
2

Toggle Public API Access

Find the Public API Access toggle and enable it.
3

Set visibility to Public

Ensure the Schema visibility is set to PUBLIC before sharing the API endpoint externally.
4

Save

Click Save to apply the change.

​
Danger zone

The danger zone contains irreversible Schema-level actions.

​
Delete Schema

Deleting a Schema permanently removes:
  • All Object Types and their Attribute definitions
  • All Objects and their field values
  • All Schema Relations and Object Relations
Schema deletion cannot be undone. All data inside the Schema is permanently destroyed. Export or document any critical data before proceeding.
To delete a Schema, scroll to the bottom of the Settings tab, click Delete Schema, and confirm by typing the Schema name.