# {{titleCase name}}

Temporal workflow app: Hono API + Temporal worker + a hello workflow.

## Run it locally (no AWS, no VPN)

```bash
mesh start          # local Mesh platform (Docker only) — the Hub is at http://localhost:9000
pnpm install
mesh dev            # auto-wires api + worker to the local platform (tmux)
```

Prove the workflow end-to-end:

```bash
curl -s -X POST http://localhost:3000/workflows/greet \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' -d '{"name":"Mesh"}'
# → {"workflowId":"greeting-…","result":"Hello, Mesh!"}
```

Watch it in the **Hub** (http://localhost:9000 → {{tenant}} → {{name}}) or the
Temporal UI: http://localhost:8233/namespaces/{{tenant}}-dev-{{name}}/workflows
(the app gets its own Temporal namespace `{{tenant}}-dev-{{name}}`, exactly
like a deployed environment; its logs land in the Hub's logs view too).

```bash
mesh dev logs worker   # tail a service
mesh dev --kill        # stop the session
```

## Deploy to a tenant environment

```bash
mesh login {{tenant}}.dev
mesh deploy up --yes
```

The stack registers itself in the platform registry (`env.register()`) and
appears in the Hub.

## Layout

- `index.ts` — Pulumi program (`AppEnvironment` + API `Service` + `TemporalWorker`)
- `api/` — Hono API that starts workflows
- `worker/` — Temporal worker: `workflows.ts` (deterministic) + `activities.ts`