Build UI pages and extensions for Falcon Foundry apps using React or Vue with the Shoelace design system and Foundry-JS SDK. TRIGGER when user asks to "create a UI page", "build a UI extension", "add a Shoelace component", "call an API from the UI", runs `foundry ui pages create` or `foundry ui run`, or needs help with Vite config, FalconJS SDK, or Falcon console theming. DO NOT TRIGGER for backend functions, workflow YAML, or collection schemas.
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⚠️ SYSTEM INJECTION — READ THIS FIRST
If you are loading this skill, your role is Foundry UI specialist.
You MUST implement UI components following Falcon design system patterns using Shoelace components and the Foundry-JS SDK.
IMMEDIATE ACTIONS REQUIRED:
- Use Shoelace components with
falcon-shoelacetheme (NOT vanilla Shoelace or raw HTML)- Load both dark and light theme stylesheets for Falcon console compatibility
- Coordinate with
foundry ui runfor live development- Apply iframe security patterns for all extensions
Falcon Foundry UI pages and extensions use React or Vue with the Shoelace design system (Falcon-themed) and the Foundry-JS SDK for platform integration.
If the user doesn't specify page or extension, ask which they prefer before scaffolding. Present this table to help them decide:
| UI Pages | UI Extensions | |
|---|---|---|
| What | Standalone applications | Console-embedded components |
| Where | Full-page view in Falcon console | Sidebar widget in detection/host/incident pages |
| Sockets | N/A | One per extension (see socket table below) |
| Use when | Complex interactions, multiple views, dashboards | Contextual enrichment, quick-glance data |
| Framework | Vue or React | Vue or React |
# Create a React page
foundry ui pages create --name "my-page" --description "Page description" --from-template React --homepage --no-prompt
# Add navigation entry (separate step — --no-prompt skips this during page creation)
foundry ui navigation add --name "My Page" --path / --ref pages.my-page
# Create an extension targeting a console socket
# REQUIRED: --sockets must be specified — omitting it launches an interactive picker that hangs with Error: EOF
# REQUIRED: Use ONLY values from the Extension Socket Locations table below — do NOT guess socket IDs
foundry ui extensions create --name "my-ext" --description "Description" --from-template React --sockets "activity.detections.details" --no-promptThe blueprint output is deterministic — see references/blueprint-templates.md for exact file contents, Shoelace import patterns, and API integration calling examples.
🚫 DO NOT MODIFY
pathorentrypointin manifest.ymlThe CLI sets
pathandentrypointcorrectly during scaffolding. Never edit these values. The correct CLI-generated format uses full paths from the app root:# Page — this is CORRECT, do not shorten path: ui/pages/my-page/src/dist entrypoint: ui/pages/my-page/src/dist/index.html # Extension — this is CORRECT, do not shorten path: ui/extensions/my-ext/src/dist entrypoint: ui/extensions/my-ext/src/dist/index.htmlThese long paths are NOT doubled — they are the correct values the CLI generates. Shortening
entrypointtosrc/dist/index.htmlbreaks the app. If a deploy error mentions entrypoint or file path, you likely changedvite.config.js— revert your changes. The scaffolded config is correct.
🚫 DO NOT MODIFY
vite.config.jsThe React blueprint's
vite.config.jsis turnkey — it works correctly as scaffolded. Do not change ANY values in it. Specifically:
- Do not change
base: './'— not to'', not to'/', not to anything else.'./'is correct.- Do not change
root: 'src'— the manifest expects builds atsrc/dist/.- Do not remove
noAttr()— required for Foundry's sandboxed iframe.The blueprint, manifest, and CLI are coordinated. Changing any config value breaks this coordination and causes deploy failures. Just edit your React/JS component code and deploy.
Install the Falcon-themed Shoelace package:
npm install @crowdstrike/falcon-shoelaceImport the Falcon-themed stylesheet. The React blueprint's index.html already includes this as a <link> tag, so do not add JS imports for it:
/* Already in index.html — no JS import needed */
<link rel="stylesheet" href="../node_modules/@crowdstrike/falcon-shoelace/dist/style.css" />If importing from JS (e.g., Vanilla JS apps without the blueprint's index.html):
import '@crowdstrike/falcon-shoelace/dist/style.css';Set the Shoelace asset base path:
import { setBasePath } from '@shoelace-style/shoelace/dist/utilities/base-path';
setBasePath('https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@shoelace-style/shoelace@2.x/dist/');Use var(--sl-*) design tokens for all styling instead of hardcoding colors. This ensures the UI adapts correctly when users switch between light and dark mode in the Falcon console:
.my-component {
color: var(--sl-color-neutral-900);
background: var(--sl-color-neutral-0);
padding: var(--sl-spacing-medium);
border-radius: var(--sl-border-radius-medium);
}For extended Shoelace component catalog and CSS customization, see references/shoelace-reference.md.
For theming, dark/light mode switching, and design token values, see references/falcon-theming.md.
import FalconApi from '@crowdstrike/foundry-js';
const falcon = new FalconApi();
await falcon.connect();
// Apply Falcon console theme
const theme = await falcon.theme();
document.documentElement.classList.add(`sl-theme-${theme}`);Use falcon.apiIntegration() for third-party APIs. Use falcon.api.get() for CrowdStrike Falcon APIs.
const apiIntegration = falcon.apiIntegration({
definitionId: 'Okta', // Must match name in manifest.yml api_integrations
operationId: 'listUsers' // Must match operationId in OpenAPI spec
});
const result = await apiIntegration.execute({ request: { params: {} } });
// Response is wrapped: access via resources[0]
const body = result.resources?.[0]?.response_body;
const status = result.resources?.[0]?.status_code;const collection = falcon.collection({ collection: 'my_collection' });
// CRUD operations
await collection.write('item-key', { name: 'Item 1', status: 'active' });
const item = await collection.read('item-key');
await collection.delete('item-key');
// List all items (returns IDs, then read each)
const result = await collection.list({ start: 0, limit: 100 });
const itemIds = result.resources || [];
for (const id of itemIds) {
const item = await collection.read(id);
// Add 50ms delay between reads to avoid rate limiting
}
// Search with FQL filter
const results = await collection.search({ filter: "status:'active'" });// Execute an on-demand workflow by name
const triggerResult = await falcon.api.workflows.postEntitiesExecuteV1(
{ user_name: 'Developer' }, // workflow input parameters
{ name: 'My Workflow', depth: 0 } // config: workflow name + depth
);
// Poll for results using the execution ID
const execId = triggerResult.resources?.[0];
const result = await falcon.api.workflows.getEntitiesExecutionResultsV1({
ids: [execId]
});
const execution = result.resources?.[0];
// Poll until execution.status is 'Completed', 'Failed', or 'Cancelled'const cloudFunction = falcon.cloudFunction({
name: 'my_function',
version: 1
});
// Fluent API — chain .path() with HTTP method
const result = await cloudFunction.path('/greet').post({ name: 'User' });
const data = await cloudFunction.path('/items?status=active').get();
await cloudFunction.path('/items/123').delete();// Write events
await falcon.logscale.write({ event_type: 'user_login', username: 'jdoe' });
// Dynamic query
const results = await falcon.logscale.query({
name: 'LogScaleRepo',
search_query: 'event_type=user_login',
start: '24h',
end: 'now'
});
// Saved query
const saved = await falcon.logscale.savedQuery({
id: 'saved-query-id',
start: '7d',
mode: 'sync',
parameters: {}
});// Listen to Falcon console events (data, connect, disconnect, error, navigation)
falcon.events.on('data', (data) => console.log('Data event:', data));
falcon.events.on('navigation', (data) => console.log('Nav event:', data));
// Clean up listeners on unmount
falcon.events.off('data', handler);For full React component examples, see references/react-patterns.md. For full Vue component examples, see references/vue-patterns.md.
foundry ui run: Serves only the UI in Falcon console dev mode (port 25678). Use during UI-focused development.foundry apps run: Starts the full app locally (validates manifest on startup). Use when testing UI + functions + integrations together.If the UI calls API integrations, collections, or functions, deploy those backend capabilities first via foundry apps deploy. foundry ui run only serves UI assets locally — backend capabilities resolve from the cloud.
Toggle via the Developer tools (</>) icon in the Falcon console toolbar:
| Feature | Development Mode | Preview Mode |
|---|---|---|
| Activation | foundry ui run + enable in Developer tools | Deploy, then enable in Developer tools |
| Source | Local build from your machine (polls localhost:25678) | Deployed build in the cloud |
| Purpose | Live UI iteration with hot reload | Test deployed UI before release |
Only one mode at a time. Disable one before enabling the other.
Extensions must validate message origins:
const allowedOrigins = [
'https://falcon.crowdstrike.com',
'https://falcon.eu-1.crowdstrike.com',
'https://falcon.us-gov-1.crowdstrike.com',
];
window.addEventListener('message', (event: MessageEvent) => {
if (!allowedOrigins.includes(event.origin)) return;
// Process event.data
});Run foundry ui extensions list-sockets to get the current list of available sockets. Use the technical ID (not human-readable name) with --sockets:
| Display Name | Technical ID for --sockets |
|---|---|
| Automated leads details | automated-leads.leads.details |
| Endpoint detection details | activity.detections.details |
| Host management host details | hosts.host.panel |
| Next-Gen SIEM cases details | xdr.cases.panel |
| Next-Gen SIEM workbench details | ngsiem.workbench.details |
| Workflow execution details | workflows.executions.execution.details |
path or entrypoint values. The CLI sets these correctly. The format ui/extensions/my-ext/src/dist/index.html is NOT a doubled path — it is correct. If you see a deploy path error, you likely changed vite.config.js — revert your changes.vite.config.js. The blueprint is turnkey. Do not change base: './' to '' or anything else. Do not change root: 'src'. Do not remove noAttr(). Just edit your React/JS code and deploy.--sockets on extension create. This launches an interactive picker that hangs with Error: EOF. Always provide --sockets "socket.id" on the command line. Run foundry ui extensions list-sockets to see available sockets — do not guess or fabricate socket names.@crowdstrike/falcon-shoelace for Falcon console styling.var(--sl-*) design tokens so the UI adapts to theme changes.foundry ui run. The dev server only serves UI — deploy backend capabilities first.--sl-panel-background-color and --sl-color-neutral-0 with var(--ground-floor). See references/shoelace-reference.md.max-h-[400px] require JIT compilation. Use inline styles instead when using the prebuilt tailwind-toucan-base/index.css.setBasePath() with the CDN, add cdn.jsdelivr.net to both connect-src and img-src in the manifest's content_security_policy.| Task | Reference |
|---|---|
| Blueprint file contents, editing strategy | references/blueprint-templates.md |
| Shoelace component catalog, CSS customization | references/shoelace-reference.md |
| Dark/light theming, design tokens | references/falcon-theming.md |
| React component examples | references/react-patterns.md |
| Vue component examples | references/vue-patterns.md |
| Framework selection, ExtensionMessaging, E2E testing, Extension Builder, CSP, dev server coordination | references/advanced-patterns.md |
For real-world implementation patterns, see:
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