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Multiple Chats per Prototype

Each prototype on your canvas can have multiple chats. Click the + button in the chat header to create a new chat for the same prototype. View and switch between all chats in the chat history panel.
  • Create new chat — Click the + button in the chat header
  • View chat history — Access all chats for the current prototype
  • Switch between chats — Jump between different conversations
  • Isolated contexts — Each chat maintains its own context
This is useful when you want to:
  • Work on different parts of the same feature in separate conversations
  • Keep discussions about different approaches organized
  • Maintain separate contexts for different tasks

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Inline Commands (@)

Type @ in the chat to reference:
  • @Codebase — files from your connected GitHub repository
  • @Prototypes — prototypes on your canvas
  • @References — reference items you’ve added to context
Start typing to search by name — the AI instantly searches through file names, prototype names, and references as you type.
Images: attach via the upload button to use as context.

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Modes

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Agent

A full-featured coding agent powered by frontier models — the same level of code quality as Cursor and Claude Code. It has access to standard coding tools like grep, terminal, file operations, and code generation.
  • Direct code editing — Edits the currently selected prototype in place
  • Standard coding tools — Uses grep, terminal, file operations, and more
  • Frontier models — Powered by the latest AI models for high-quality code generation
  • One focused result — Produces a single, focused implementation
Learn more about Agent mode in the dedicated guide.

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Prototype

Generates multiple variations at once. Choose how many you want, describe what you need, answer clarifying questions, and the AI creates them all automatically.
  • Choose number of variations (e.g., 2, 3, or 4)
  • Describe what you want to build
  • Answer clarifying questions
  • AI generates all variations automatically
Learn more about Prototype mode in the dedicated guide.
Use Prototype mode when you want to compare different approaches. Use Agent mode for direct edits and quick changes.