Blog - Kilterset

Small Team, Best Team

Jun 10, 2024

The "small team, best team" concept captures how Kilterset prefers to deploy teams into long-term customer engagements. Read on to learn more about why we prefer to operate this way and the benefit it brings.

The Landing Party

Jun 5, 2024

John Masson

Learn about how Kilterset uses the concept of "landing parties" to understand, explore, and set up new customer projects for success.

An AI Assistant to write Auth0 Actions

May 21, 2024

Pete Nicholls

We built an AI assistant that suggest Actions code to solve your problem. The assistant has knowledge of the Auth0 API for each flow and best practices. As we believe in unit testing your Actions, it will includes a test suite compatible with our open source Auth0 Actions Testing Library.

Testing and developing Auth0 Actions locally

Apr 30, 2024

Pete Nicholls

While developing a recent Auth0 Marketplace Action, we built a test framework for Auth0 Actions to make sure the integration met our standards for quality, reliable, maintainable code. Today, we’re open-sourcing that effort as the Auth0 Actions Testing library (NPM, GitHub) to help you test and develop Auth0 and Okta CIC Actions locally.

Create Salesforce Leads from Auth0 or Okta CIC users using Actions

Mar 7, 2024

Pete Nicholls

Today we’re pleased to announce our first entry to the Auth0 and Okta Customer Identity Cloud Marketplace: a free Action for creating Leads in Salesforce. With this integration, you can start capturing your Auth0 users as Leads in Salesforce.

Spotlight: Simone Marin

Mar 4, 2024

Cynthia Cage

An interview with our Head of Operations and Finance, Simone

Spotlight: Dougal MacPherson

Feb 19, 2024

Cynthia Cage

An interview with one of our senior developers, Dougal MacPherson

Styling with Vanilla Extract

Jan 8, 2024

Alex Gabites

Vanilla Extract is a CSS preprocessor (like Less or Sass) but instead of it’s own unique syntax you just use TypeScript. Because it’s TypeScript, your existing linting and formatters already implemented for the TypeScript code continue to work as-is with it, you get VSCode’s type completion features when writing it and refactoring Vanilla Extract styles is a breeze as it’s TypeScript top to bottom.