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Configure your app with AI

Appilot apps are configured by describing a content model: the views, controls, forms, action plans, and knowledge the agent reads to act inside your app. Authoring that by hand is easy to get subtly wrong: a flow that opens a field but never submits, a selector that breaks on the next render, half-translated labels, a knowledge article that is really a procedure.

The app-configurator turns that into a conversation. You install one skill (and its companion MCP server) into your AI tool of choice, then ask it to set up, audit, fix, and validate your app's configuration, checked against a formal config health contract.

What it does​

  • Reads your app's content model and explains it in plain language.
  • Validates it against the health contract and returns a prioritized, severity-ranked report (critical → low), each finding with the exact fix.
  • Fixes issues with your consent. The server re-validates every write.
  • Soaks the live page to confirm selectors and plans actually resolve against the rendered DOM.

Works with your tools​

The skill follows the open Agent Skills standard, so it installs into Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, and other standard-compatible agents. The same file, no per-tool variants. Claude Desktop installs it as a single double-clickable bundle.

ChatGPT and claude.ai work differently: neither can start a program on your machine, so both connect over HTTPS to an Appilot MCP endpoint your team deploys. You supply your service token once, on a consent screen.

Without the MCP server the skill still works in advisory mode: paste or export your config and it audits it by reasoning against the contract.

Cloud or on-premise​

The MCP server is endpoint-agnostic. Point it at a cloud tenant or your own on-premise / sovereign instance with one setting; the skill never hard-codes a host. The static validation runs locally with no network, so it works air-gapped. A fully sovereign setup (your instance, your model, this tooling) can run with no outbound traffic.

Next steps​