Try flurry on your laptop

flurry runs on a laptop with sample data from a fictional company, so you can build apps before you install anything in Snowflake. Nothing leaves your machine.

  1. Install the tools. On a Mac with Homebrew: brew install uv node. You need Python 3.12 (uv fetches it) and Node 22 or newer.
  2. Get the code and its packages. In the flurry folder, run:
npm ci
npm ci --prefix service/flurry/builder
  1. Start flurry. Run uv run --project service flurry dev. The first start builds the screens and the example apps, which takes about a minute.
  2. Open it. Go to http://127.0.0.1:8787, then click Connect AI and pick the app you use.

To check everything works without opening a browser, this prepares flurry, serves it on a spare port, opens every example app and exits:

uv run --project service flurry dev --check
More options
  • Linux: install uv with curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh and Node 22+ from your package manager.
  • Another port: flurry dev --port 8800.
  • Fresh sample data: flurry dev --reseed.
  • Where data lives: the FLURRY_HOME folder, ./.flurry by default.
  • Every flag is in the local reference.

Didn’t work?

See troubleshooting.