Prompt
Describe the app and the HubSpot surfaces it needs.
HS-X×Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or opencode
Start with a prompt. End with a working workflow action, data sync, and CRM card.
One typed project. One deploy. Your runtime.
Build a HubSpot app that checks email deliverability, imports our suppression list, and shows the result on every contact.
The CLI and MCP server give your agent the project structure, validation, local invocation, and deploy path it needs to build against the real platform instead of guessing at integration glue.
Describe the app and the HubSpot surfaces it needs.
The agent creates the Worker, schema, app card, and local project.
One typed model connects the workflow action, sync, and CRM card.
HS-X validates and invokes each capability while the agent iterates.
The app lands in HubSpot and your own Cloudflare account.
Ask for a workflow action, a HubSpot UI card, or billing. Your agent uses HS-X to turn the prompt into the schema, platform registration, runtime code, and local test.
Add a `validate-email` workflow action to Email Guard. It should accept an email, return a branchable deliverability status and score, and write the result back to the enrolled contact.
✓ The agent adds the capability, schema, HubSpot registration, and local test.
Build and deploy first. Then prepare OAuth, scopes, listing copy, screenshots, security answers, billing, and the HubSpot review — without pretending Marketplace approval takes fifteen minutes.
Follow the Email Guard build and ship the workflow action, sync, and CRM card in about fifteen minutes.