Deploy an AI-built app to production in one command
See Tray Helix take a working app from Claude Code to a live, governed URL. Watch a Salesforce and Zendesk dashboard get built, deployed, and secured — with no credentials in the code, no infrastructure to stand up, and a full record of every call it makes.
· Luke Smith
Why it matters
Anyone can build a working app now. Getting it to the rest of the team is where it stops. The app needs credentials to reach the CRM, somewhere to run that isn’t a laptop, and a way to let the right people in without opening up the underlying systems. Those are three separate pieces of platform work, and the person who built the app is rarely the person equipped to do them. So the app sits unfinished, or it ships with a token pasted into the code and nobody in IT aware it exists.
Tray Helix closes that gap with a single command. helix deploy packages the app server side, lands it on Tray’s managed runtime with a URL, puts enterprise SSO in front of it, and resolves every credential through Tray’s credential broker so no secret ever enters the code. The app arrives in the registry with a named owner, its connected systems, and a log of every request it makes.
What you’ll see
- A Salesforce and Zendesk dashboard scaffolded with
helix initand built in Claude Code from a plain-language prompt - Application code that references an auth alias by name, with no API key in the file and no secret on the machine that built it
- A single
helix deploycommand taking the app from local to a live URL on Tray’s managed runtime, with no infrastructure provisioned - The governance view IT gets: the app in the registry with its owner, scoped access control, and per-call logs showing which endpoint was hit and which authentication served it