The AI coding agent

The AI coding agent builds and edits sites conversationally, inside the app. You tell it what you want in plain language and it makes the change — writing pages, wiring up logic, generating content, adding a database table, and so on — while showing you a live preview.

What it can do

The agent works across the whole site, not just visual tweaks:

• Create and restructure pages, layouts, and navigation
• Write page logic — forms, dynamic content, integrations
• Design and populate database tables, and generate content
• Add features like login areas, email notifications, or a chatbot
• Apply design and styling changes across the site
• Publish the site when you're happy with it

How you work with it

You have a conversation. Describe the outcome you want ("add a contact form that emails me submissions", "make a members-only downloads page"), review the preview, and refine. The agent explains what it changed and keeps iterating with you. There's no separate build or deploy step — when the work looks right, it publishes.

Because the agent and the CLI edit the same underlying project, anything the agent builds can later be pulled to your machine for deeper work, and anything you publish from the CLI shows up when the agent next opens the site.

When to reach for the CLI instead

The agent is ideal for building conversationally and for everyday changes. Move to the CLI when you want your own version control, code review, a large refactor, or to build a single-page app with your own toolchain — things that are easier with files on disk and your own editor.

Getting good results

The quality of what the agent builds depends a lot on how you brief it. See Prompting the agent for practical guidance.