Flask Bedrock Template Walkthrough
A tour of the Flask Bedrock template your DevOpser app is built on.
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Navigate to your dev, staging or production application URL.
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Click “Sign Up”
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Input your email, name and a secure password.
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If your email is already added an an admin user, you will see the email already exists in the database. Otherwise you will be sent a verification email - click the link to proceed with MFA setup.
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If you try to log in with an unverified user (including an admin user), you will be prompted to verify your email.
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Click “Need a new verification email?” to trigger a new email.
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Input your email address and click “Resend Verification Email”
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After you have verified the email, you should be able to log in.
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Set up MFA - I use Microsoft Authenticator but you can use any compatible authenticator application.
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After you set up the authenticator and enter the code, click “Verify and Enable 2FA”
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Save your backup codes.
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Click “Continue to Chat”
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To chat with Bedrock (using Clause Sonnet 3.5 v2), type a message into the input box.
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The AI output should come out formatted in markdown.
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To save the chat to history, click “clear” or “new chat”
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You will see saved chats in the side bar.
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For a temporary chat, you toggle this button.
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Even if you click “clear” or “new chat” the conversation wont be saved in history.
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To see the account view, click “Account”
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The template comes with Security Settings pre-set up - the subscription management will be something you need to set up with your own payment provider per their documentation.
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To navigate to the Flask Admin panel, click “Admin”
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The Admin panel is mocked up as an example but it is fully configurable to your application management needs.
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For example, click “User Management”
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Click “Users”
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You can see all your current users.
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You can add users. Click “Create”
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Input the user's details
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You can click the “Email Verified” field to “True” if you want the user to skip verification step.
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Make sure you give the user a password.
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Click this button to save the user.
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You can see it completed successfully, and the user is now added to the database.
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Click “Subscriptions”
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This is just a default schema for subscriptions - please check your payment provider's documentation to understand what is needed.
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To get back to the chat interface, click “Home”
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Click “Return to Chat”
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Click “Sign Out”.
