What Claude Code actually sends when proposing an app in the osFoundry Room
This is the tool that Claude Code calls to drop a small app into any Cloud Room of osFoundry, just like live servers show it in tools/list (fetched without a token, only work parts kept): { name : propose_room_snippet_app , description : Prepare a Room snippet with source files. It appears in the cloud Room launcher only after its owner reviews and approves…
Claude Code utilizes a tool called propose_room_snippet_app to create a Room snippet with source files in osFoundry. This tool requires a room ID, name, files, and idempotency key as input and appears in the cloud Room launcher only after its owner reviews and approves the full code. The tool's input schema is defined, and it is one of five Room tools, with others including read_room, list_room_apps, read_room_app_status, and propose_room_repo_app.
A Python stand-in was used to test the tool, and it was found that the schema checks for certain conditions, such as the presence of a src/App.tsx file and safe relative paths. The proposal process involves a review gate, which guarantees that the owner reviews and approves the code before it becomes available in the Room app launcher.
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