The AI assistant does more than write code. It has access to a set of tools that let it take real actions in your project — from generating images to deploying your site.
Asking vs. acting
When you send a message, the AI decides whether to respond with information or take an action using a tool. You can be explicit:
- “What does this function do?” — the AI explains (no tools needed)
- “Add a favicon to my site” — the AI uses tools to create and place the file
| Tool | What it does |
|---|
| Generate Image | Creates images using AI (logos, illustrations, backgrounds) and adds them to your project |
| Web Scrape | Fetches content from a URL and extracts text, structure, or data |
| Web Search | Searches the web for information, documentation, or code examples |
| Screenshot | Takes a screenshot of your live site or preview for visual reference |
| Stock Photos | Searches and imports royalty-free stock photos into your project |
| Colors | Generates color palettes, extracts colors from images, or converts between formats |
| Pages | Creates, renames, or deletes pages and manages your site’s page structure |
| SEO | Analyzes and improves meta tags, Open Graph data, structured data, and page titles |
| Database | Creates tables, runs queries, and manages your project’s database |
| Deploy | Builds and publishes your site to the live URL |
| Workflows | Creates and manages automated workflows with triggers and actions |
Watching the AI work
When the AI uses a tool, you’ll see a step indicator in the chat showing what action is being taken. File changes appear as badges next to the affected files in the sidebar, so you always know what was created or modified.
If the AI creates or modifies files, you can review every change in the editor before deploying. Nothing goes live until you click Deploy or ask the AI to deploy.
