You type a request in plain English — a store, a booking system, a dashboard. No spec, no wireframe, no schema. The model also reads the project's saved memory, so it already knows your market, language and currency from earlier conversations.

Before writing anything, the agent inspects what already exists — it lists files, opens the ones it needs, and checks the current data shape. This is why follow-up changes land in the right place instead of rebuilding from scratch.

The model decides which files to create or edit and writes complete, working source — interface components, styling, and the data layer. It batches independent changes together so a multi-file feature lands in one pass.

Need animation, icons, routing or charts? The agent installs the library itself, choosing well-maintained packages with proper type definitions rather than hand-rolling fragile code.

Tables, indexes and the functions that read and write them are generated to match exactly. Because the database is reactive, any screen showing that data updates the instant it changes — no refresh logic to write.

Every change is type-checked against the whole project. If something is wrong, the agent gets the full list of errors back and fixes all of them in one pass — then checks again.

The backend is pushed live and the preview restarts in one step. You are looking at a running application, not a mock-up — and publishing it to a real URL is a single click.