Small web app templates that show how hosted Computer Agents Web Apps can connect to platform resources.
Each example is a static app with a clear integration point. You can open index.html locally for a preview, then upload the folder to a Web App resource and connect the required Computer Agents resources.
| Example | What it shows |
|---|---|
agent-support-portal |
A support portal that sends questions to a connected Agent Runtime. |
authenticated-customer-portal |
A signed-in customer workspace backed by Auth and a database. |
function-backed-admin-dashboard |
An admin dashboard that calls a connected Function for server-side actions. |
secrets-integration-console |
An integration console that proxies third-party API calls through Functions and Secrets. |
- Create or open a Computer Agents project.
- Create a Web App resource.
- Upload one example folder as the app source.
- Connect the resources listed in that example README.
- Deploy the web app.
The examples intentionally keep secrets and privileged resource access out of browser code. Use Computer Agents Functions for server-side calls that need secrets, database writes, or external provider credentials.
For Node-backed Web Apps, use computer-agents/runtime/server from the official SDK for server-side access to connected resources. Browser code should never receive secrets directly; call a Web App route or Function when a workflow needs privileged resource access.