Open source · Guided workflow
UiPath Coded App Launchpad
One guided workflow that takes a UiPath Coded App from an idea to a live, verified URL.
Shape a small use case, check the machine is ready, scaffold a TypeScript UI with clearly labelled demo data, build it, authenticate, publish, deploy, open the live URL, and optionally publish the source to GitHub.
Install the skill
Claude Code
npx skills add 1aifanatic/uipath-coded-app-launchpad --skill create-uipath-coded-app --agent claude-code --global --yesCodex
npx skills add 1aifanatic/uipath-coded-app-launchpad --skill create-uipath-coded-app --agent codex --global --yesDrop --global to install into the current project instead of your user directory.
What it does for you
- Turn a simple idea into a focused UI without a lengthy discovery process.
- Confirm the developer machine is ready before creating any files.
- Build a React and TypeScript UI with clearly labelled fictional data.
- Configure the UiPath TypeScript SDK only when live services are actually needed.
- Recommend consistent application, package, branch, and Orchestrator folder names.
- Produce a least-privilege access request when deployment access is missing.
- Build, pack, publish, and deploy through the official owner skill.
- Open and visually verify both local and deployed URLs.
How the workflow runs
- 1Use case and app type
- 2Delivery authority
- 3Machine preflight
- 4UI and demo data
- 5SDK and authentication, when needed
- 6Build and local browser verification
- 7Orchestrator folder and access
- 8Pack, publish, deploy
- 9Live browser verification
- 10Optional GitHub publication
Delivery modes
Choose how far it takes you.
local
Scaffold, demo UI, structured README, local browser verification, and a successful build.
deploy
Everything in local, plus authentication, folder resolution, pack, publish, deploy, and live URL verification.
deploy-and-git
Everything in deploy, plus an intentional commit, push, and draft GitHub pull request.
Try it
Invoke the skill by name, then describe the app and the delivery mode you want.
Use $create-uipath-coded-app.
Create a Coded Web App named claims-review-dashboard.
Build a responsive dashboard for claims reviewers to see pending claims.
Use safe fictional demo data and clearly label it.
Use local delivery mode and open the interface in a browser.
Create the project in C:\projects\claims-review-dashboard.Check readiness first
A read-only Windows PowerShell checker reports readiness without installing software, authenticating, changing tenant state, deploying, or pushing. Exit code 0 means every required check passed. The JSON report never prints .env values, credentials, tokens, folder keys, or deployment URLs.
powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\create-uipath-coded-app\scripts\check-prerequisites.ps1 -Stage Scaffold -AppType Web -SourcePublish GitHub -OutputFormat JsonWhat it never does silently
Every consequential operation needs explicit authority first. It never asks for raw access tokens, passwords, or client secrets — interactive sign-in stays in the supported UiPath or GitHub flow.
- Install or upgrade global software
- Create or change OAuth applications
- Create Orchestrator folders or alter access
- Overwrite non-empty destinations
- Publish or deploy to a tenant
- Create GitHub repositories, push branches, or stage unrelated changes
It coordinates, it does not duplicate
Product behaviour stays with the skills that own it. This one sequences them.
- uipath-coded-apps
- Coded App artifacts and lifecycle operations
- uipath-platform
- Authentication, tenant, folder, user, group, and role operations
- github:yeet
- Intentional commit, push, and pull-request publication
- Browser control
- Visual navigation and verification, when available
The catalog
The skill
Independent community skill. It is not an official UiPath product. Current UiPath commands, SDK contracts, OAuth scopes, and platform operations remain owned by the installed official UiPath skills. Synced from 1aifanatic/uipath-coded-app-launchpad@4a77df7 on 2026-08-06.