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pwa-portal-applisted

Build, package, and upload a small PWA app for a self-hosted PWA Portal. Use when the user wants to create or modify a tool/app for their portal — e.g. "make me a receipt app for my portal", "build a quote calculator", "I need a contact form app". Handles scaffolding, implementation, packaging, and upload via the portal API.
jacob-scheatzle/claude-pwa-portal · ★ 0 · API & Backend · score 69
Install: claude install-skill jacob-scheatzle/claude-pwa-portal
# PWA Portal App Builder This skill builds child PWAs ("apps") that live inside a self-hosted **PWA Portal**. The portal hosts multiple small-business apps under one origin; each app is a folder of HTML/CSS/JS plus a `portal.json` manifest, packaged as a `.zip` and uploaded. The portal provides shared services that apps call from JavaScript via a built-in SDK: **PDF generation, email, per-user/per-app storage, and user info**. ## When to use this skill Use when the user asks you to: - Create a new app for their portal ("make me a [X] app for my portal", "build a quote tool", "I need a contact form") - Modify or extend an app you previously built (re-package and re-upload) - Package or upload an existing app folder **Don't use** if the user is asking about the portal itself (admin UI, settings, auth) — that's the host application, not a child app you're building. ## First-time setup: connect to a portal You upload finished apps to a running **PWA Portal**. There are two ways to connect — pick whichever the user has set up. ### Option A — MCP connector (recommended) If the portal has its MCP server (on by default in the Docker image; an admin can disable it with `MCP_ENABLED=false` — see the portal's `docs/mcp.md`), you manage apps as **tool calls** with no config file. First check whether a portal MCP connection is already available (look for `whoami` / `list_apps` / `upload_app` tools). If it is, use it — and confirm with `whoami` that the token is an admin. If it's