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Updated 7 months ago

AI assistant for coding

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The community members discuss the idea of integrating an AI assistant, like ChatGPT or Claude, into the webstudio platform. The post suggests using the AI to write syntax-compatible code, such as fetching data from an API or creating interactive UI elements. The comments highlight the need for the AI to be informed about webstudio's "special code" and system variables, as well as the need for flexibility and responsiveness. Some community members suggest that the AI could be more useful for tasks like fixing layout issues, adding animations, and creating dynamic links, rather than directly writing code, as webstudio is a no-code/low-code platform. There is no explicitly marked answer in the discussion.

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ccramses.
You already have that helpful AI feature at the bottom. Why don’t you reuse it, so that it can write syntax compatible code?
Like “fetch this and that data from the API” or “write js that makes funny circles, when someone hovers over this button”.
Make people use their own API key.
I believe this would be helpful
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MMilan Boisgard | Uncode School
I’m using chatGPT and Claude a lot and it’s often very good. Would be a nice feature to integrate it
ccramses.
Yes but the AI needs to be informed that webstudio has a “special code” sometimes (like system variables).
OOleg Isonen
yeah, we have an issue for using AI for configuring resources

https://github.com/webstudio-is/webstudio/issues/3692
cchandra
for AI we need a bit more flexibility, some times, responsiveness becomes a problem. How much flexible current AI is we need to understand it a bit better.
SSorin
I think a good use for AI in this case wouldn't necessarily be to help with code, as webstudio is not the tool to code in (defeats the whole purpose of no-code), but rather, to fix layout issues, add animation via css to some items, and create dynamic links and such
OOleg Isonen
webstudio is no-code/low-code, for low-code bits it makes sense as a coding assistent with all context knowledge
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