Developers

Build on the controlled operations platform

API-first: build on ProcessFlow, WebApps, connections, and team playbooks on one account—inside the platform boundary, not beside it.

  • HTTP and JSON from any stack; contract-first via /api/docs
  • Scoped API keys per solution—server-side only
  • Cursor, Claude, Lovable → publish via developer tools and WebApps API
  • Team playbooks, WebApps, and operations console on one controlled account

Solution delivery flow

Build → deploy → CDN → APIs → operate

01 Build02 Deploy03 CDN04 APIs05 Ops

Local dev · partner-portal-next/

AI-assisted build

Cursor + Claude scaffold Next.js app

Lovable prototype → export to repo

app/page.tsx · intake form component

lib/tealfabric-client.ts · OpenAPI types

POST /api/v1/webapps/... (server route only)

Simulated flow — AI-assisted Next.js app published to the platform; users on CDN WebApp; logic through controlled APIs

Build → deploy → CDN → APIs → operate — see developer platform for all eight API surfaces.

Start here

Sandbox account and OpenAPI

Sign in, provision a sandbox, discover contracts before you write code.

Automate workflows, call connections, publish WebApps, and extend AI with team playbooks—all on one account with reviewable history. Target the documented contract at /api/docs, not reverse-engineering the UI.

tealfabric.ioOpenAPI explorer

API

REST API and scoped keys

/api/v1/ for workflows, connections, Datapools, WebApps, and logs—API key server-side only.

External schedulers start workflows; step code uses the built-in API client. Keys stay in servers and CI, never in browser JavaScript.

curl — start workflow
curl -X POST https://acme-ops.tealfabric.io/api/v1/processes/vendor_intake/execute \
  -H "X-API-Key: $TF_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"vendor_name":"Acme Parts","tax_id":"FI-12345"}'

API referenceGovernance

Ship

Build, publish, and operate

AI-assisted portals, WebApp versions, CDN, skills folders—each with its own go-live path.

Scaffold with Cursor or Claude, publish via developer tools and the WebApps API. When nightly sync or partner portals fail, trace execution in the operations console—no separate monitoring stack for typical workloads.

Processflow skeletonCursor toolsClaude toolsLovable toolsWebAppsOperations

AI

Skills playbooks

Team playbooks loaded on demand—with tool safety rules and human approval.

Author skills folders for when to load context, which connections may run, and what needs human input before a connection executes.

AI and agentsHuman approval workflow

Essentials

Patterns, stack, and what you build on

Nightly sync you own

Your scheduler starts a workflow → connections run → Datapool updated → alerts on failure.

Partner portal

WebApp content in CI → publish on Tealfabric → your domain → workflow validates and writes to Datapool.

In-workflow enrichment

TypeScript step calls connections and Datapools via the built-in API client—no middleware server.

Support AI with your playbook

Deploy skills playbooks → Trace AI follows your rules → only platform-allowed tools run.

Contract-first partner API

Validate in the API explorer → implement in your service → scoped staging key → promote after CI checks.

Platform capabilities you build on

ProcessFlowIntegrationsDatapoolsWebAppsDocuments and CDNOperationsTrace AI

TypeScript / JavaScript

Node services, Next.js portals, workflow step code, serverless, CI pipelines

Python, Go, Java

ETL, microservices, partner gateways

Cursor, Claude, Lovable

AI-assisted scaffolding—publish via API and developer tools

Shell / curl

CI smoke tests and scheduled triggers

Full capability breakdown on Developer platform and APIs →

Ship on Tealfabric

Ready to build your first controlled workflow?

Provision a sandbox, wire your top connections, and ship one production workflow with scoped API keys—then add team playbooks when AI joins the loop.

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