A Customer Portal, ready to embed.
Let customers connect and manage their devices in a Seam portal embedded in your product.
Explore Customer PortalsBring locks, thermostats, and access systems into the app you’re building. Connect Seam, install the SDK, and review your integration. All from your terminal.
Illustrative walkthrough: Seam Wizard detects your project, connects your workspace, installs the SDK, prepares a plan, and writes guest access code after plan approval.
Wizard sets up Seam in your existing project, then writes the integration with you.
Run Wizard from your project folder. It detects your language and package manager.
Connect your workspace and install the SDK, integration skills, and agent tools.
Choose an embedded Customer Portal or build with the Seam API. Describe the integration you need.
Approve the plan, let Wizard write the integration, and review the changes in your project.
Embed Seam’s portal, or build device control into your own interface.
Already working with Claude Code, Codex, or another coding agent?
Build with your agentAn existing project, an interactive terminal, and a Seam account. For the npm command, use Node.js 22.12 or later and npm 10 or later. Wizard can open your browser to connect your account during setup.
Wizard detects JavaScript and TypeScript, Python, Ruby, and PHP projects and their supported package managers. Your integration follows the structure of your existing project.
Yes. Wizard installs Seam’s integration skills and helps configure Seam MCP for your coding assistant. Some assistants need a manual configuration or authorization step; follow the prompts for your client.
Wizard installs the SDK and agent tools, saves your Seam API key in .env, and keeps the integration plan in local CLI state. If you choose to generate the integration, it writes code into your project for you to review as a diff. You can also finish after setup.
No. AI processing runs remotely through Seam, so you do not need another AI provider’s key. Your Seam API key is stored in your local .env.