13 articles in “Tutorial”.
Piezas checks your app as the AI builds it. In the Codex desktop app, those checks only run once your app's folder is a trusted project and you've allowed its hooks. You set this up once per app. Before you start The Codex desktop app, with Piezas added. See Install Piezas Codex Plugin for Desktop.…
Piezas works inside the AI tool you already use. Install it once, then build in Claude or Codex as you normally would: Piezas gives your AI tool ready-made building blocks and checks the app before it goes live. There are two ways to install it. The extension is the easier one; the command line is…
Already built an app with Lovable, another AI tool, or a freelancer? Piezas can bring it over. Your AI tool redesigns and rewrites it on Piezas's hardened parts, moves anything that puts your data at risk, and tests every part before it goes live. Your original stays untouched. Before you start…
"Single sign-on" (SSO) lets people sign in to your app with an account they already have: Google, Apple, or their company's Microsoft account. No new password to remember, and for business apps, staff use the work account their IT team already manages. This article explains how it works on Piezas…
Piezas works inside Claude. Connect it once, and Claude can set up your app, build it on Piezas parts, check the work and publish it. The connection is the Piezas MCP server; you add it to Claude in one of two ways below. Before you start Claude Code: the Code tab in the Claude desktop app, or…
Piezas lets you build a business app by describing it in plain language. The AI writes the code, and Piezas keeps your app's data, keys and approvals where they belong. This page shows how to connect Piezas to ChatGPT and the Codex desktop app. Piezas is in review for the ChatGPT plugin directory.…
Your deployed app's secrets and config live in its hosted environment, encrypted at rest. You can set the environment variables via both the Terminal (CLI) as well as Piezas dashboard. To set it via the Piezas Dashboard: Step 1: Go to Apps on the left nav bar Click on the top right corner App…
An Admin invites from the console under Team: Invite as Admin — full access to the whole organization. Invite as Developer — pick the apps they should have access to (or "all current apps"). They'll be able to work inside just those. "All current apps" is a snapshot — it grants the apps that exist…
From inside a project scaffolded by piezas init: npx piezas deploy It packages your build, ships it to the Piezas app host, and prints a live URL (https://<your-app>.apps.piezas.ai). Deploys are blue/green — the new version only takes traffic once it's answering, so a broken build never takes your…
An API key or a device session authenticates the CLI. login sets up a session so init and deploy work without pasting a key each time. npx piezas@latest login # prints a short code, opens app.piezas.ai/device to approve it npx piezas whoami # shows the signed-in tenant and email (exits 1 if logged…
Most of the time you won't touch API keys directly — npx piezas init and your AI assistant handle them for you. You only need this if you're connecting another tool to your app by hand. What it is: an API key is a password-like credential that lets an app talk to Piezas. Each key is tied to a…
npx piezas doctor # human-readable report npx piezas doctor --json # machine-readable, for CI npx piezas doctor --strict # exit non-zero on warnings too doctor compares your project against the live platform contract and flags anything stale or off-spec. Run it before every deploy, and after any…
What you'll have at the end: a contact database with a sales pipeline and follow-up tasks, live on the web at your own link. You won't write any code — an AI assistant interviews you, writes a spec, designs it, and builds it on Piezas. Step 1 — Get a Piezas account Go to app.piezas.ai and sign up.…