Database per Tenant

IMPORTANT: Before doing anything, you MUST read BASE_SKILL.md in this skill's directory. It contains essential guidance on debugging, error handling, state management, deployment, and project setup. Those rules and patterns apply to all RivetKit work. Everything below assumes you have already read and understood it.

Working Examples

If you need a reference implementation, read the raw working example code in these templates:

• per-tenant-database

Patterns for database-per-tenant architectures with RivetKit. Instead of one shared database with a tenant_id column on every table, each tenant gets its own Rivet Actor, and that actor owns the tenant's entire dataset.

Starter Code

Start with the working example on GitHub and adapt it. The example stores each tenant's dataset in JSON actor state and serves a React dashboard with live event updates.