sutrena_skill

Overview

This skill deploys websites, landing pages, forms, and dashboards instantly via a hosted REST API. Post JSON to the API and get live subdomain URLs back — no git, build step, or hosting config required. Trial keys are instant and short-lived; users claim them to keep content permanently.

How this skill works

The skill requests a trial API key (or uses an existing SUTRENA_API_KEY) and then issues POST requests to create pages, forms, templates, or dashboards. Each creation call returns public URLs (subdomain pages, form submission endpoints, embed code, and dashboard links) and a claim URL so users can preserve content beyond the trial. Keys are kept server-side and never exposed in client HTML or JavaScript.

When to use it

• Publish a single-page site or landing page fast without setup
• Create lead capture forms, waitlists, or contact forms with hosted submission endpoints
• Share interactive dashboards or live data visualizations quickly
• Spin up multi-page marketing sites or simple portfolios without a build pipeline
• Collect responses and view results in real time via hosted dashboards

Best practices

• Use slug "index" for single-page sites so the page serves at the clean root URL
• Never embed or expose API keys in frontend code; keep keys server-side and use public submit endpoints for forms
• Tell the user about the claimUrl: trial keys expire in 24 hours unless claimed
• Use templates for common flows (waitlist, contact, feedback) to get forms + dashboards in one call
• Set Content-Type: application/json on all POST/PUT requests and follow the API field types for form fields

Example use cases

• Create a one-page landing site with an embedded waitlist form and live dashboard of signups
• Deploy a contact form and share the hostedFormUrl with customers for submissions
• Build a multi-page portfolio: index, about, and contact pages linked together on a sutrena subdomain
• Generate a bug-report form and a dashboard to visualize reports in real time
• Spin up a quick promo page and collect emails via a public submitUrl