You can develop an App locally and run it against a live SAALT instance — SAALT proxies to your machine over a public tunnel.
Run and register your App
- Install ngrok (or a similar tunnel) to expose your local dev server on a public URL.
- Start your App — e.g.
npm run devwith the App starter. - Start the tunnel and point it at your App's dev port.
- In SAALT, go to Admin → Apps, click Add App, and enter your public tunnel URL. SAALT fetches
/metaand registers the App.
SAALT reaches your App over the public URL for every request (views, Tools, Knowledge), so the tunnel must stay running while you develop. When you change the capabilities in /meta, re-add or refresh the App so SAALT picks up the new flags.
Next steps
- Architecture — the routes SAALT calls once your App is registered.
- Bridge — the SDK your App uses to talk back to SAALT.
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