Developer quickstarts

Pick the quickstart that matches what you're building. Each one ends with something working in your tenant.

Quickstarts

• Make your first API call: authenticate and query jobs, resources, and custom objects with GraphQL.
• Build a custom page: create a page in the web app with Horizon and Breeze components.
• Build your first mobile form: put a custom form in the Skedulo Plus app for workers in the field.
• Create a webhook: call your own systems when a record changes.

Tooling

• API explorer: browse every REST API and try requests from the browser.
• GraphQL explorer: introspect your tenant's schema and run queries with your API token.
• Install the Skedulo CLI: scaffold, develop, and deploy artifacts from the command line.
• Build with your AI assistant: installable agent skills, markdown mirrors of every page, and an llms-full.txt index.

Example repositories

Working code to clone and adapt, all deployable with the CLI:

• CLI artifact examples: example definitions for every artifact type (objects, fields, functions, pages, webhooks, and roles).
• Horizon component examples: custom web-app components, including a Google Map and an address-entry field.
• Mobile extension examples: Skedulo Plus forms. HelloWorld is the intended starting point; UIComponentsShowcase demonstrates every form component.
• Optimization extension examples: custom scheduling logic built on connected functions.
• Agent skills: teach your AI coding assistant to build on Skedulo.

Full documentation

The quickstarts cover the first hour. For the data model, authentication, scheduling, optimization, and access control, read the developer guides at docs.skedulo.com.