What problem does it solve?
Many web applications render correctly in a browser but fail to integrate with Sealos Desktop because they lack a consistent SDK initialization, session handling, language sync, and a local debugging path; this skill removes that friction by providing clear patterns, starter templates, and verification guidance so apps work reliably inside Sealos Desktop.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Root SDK integration: One client-only provider pattern to initialize the official SDK, fetch session and language, and expose a simple context for the app.
- Identity mapping: Guidance to map Sealos session.user.id and display fields into your business database and APIs while keeping backend boundaries intact.
- Local iframe debugging: Instructions to create a Sealos Desktop test app and verify getSession and runtime language behavior during development.
- Publish-readiness checklist: Configuration, migration, and deployment checks to confirm the app functions when launched from Sealos Desktop.
- Templates for common frameworks: Ready starter files and concrete Next.js App Router placement examples so you can quickly scaffold or adapt apps.
Quick Start
Use the sealos-app-builder skill to scaffold a minimal Sealos Desktop app with the official SDK, a single root provider that retrieves session and language, and a local Desktop test app for end-to-end debugging.