The tracker works on your laptop, which is no use to your team. Put it in production, at its own URL.
The governed path
- BuildIn Claude Code, Codex or Cursor
- helix deployOne command from the assistant
- Live and governedSSO, an owner, an audit trail
Deploy
Deploy this app, wait until it's live, and give me the URL.
The build happens on the platform, so there’s nothing to build locally. If it fails, the assistant reads the errors and can fix them. The URL never changes.
What comes with the deploy
You don’t file anything or run a second step for any of this.
- 1
Sign-in and access control
The app sits behind login. Only people in your Tray organization who’ve been granted access can open it.
- 2
Managed credentials
The salesforce alias resolves to the authentication in your Tray workspace at runtime. No credential enters the build.
- 3
A project in the dashboard
The project card shows the app’s name, a description written from its code, the services it calls and who created it.
- 4
Activity trail and logs
The deploy, and every later change to who can open the app, is recorded for your admins. Every request and scheduled run is logged.
- 5
Schedules registered
The weekday refresh from lesson 5 starts firing.
It runs on a managed runtime Tray operates, so there’s no server for you to size or patch.
Find it in the dashboard
Open the Helix dashboard at app.helix.tray.ai. The tracker is there as a project card, with tabs for Access Control, Deployments and Logs. You’ll use those next.