The UnqorkAI Build Agent is integrated directly into the Module Builder. Creators describe what they want to build in plain language. The agent creates a plan, presents it for approval, then builds the components, connects the logic, and runs tests automatically.
The Build Agent can do the following:
- Generate forms, input flows, and data displays from a plain-language description.
- Implement calculations, filtering, and data transformations through natural language prompts.
- Connect components by wiring triggers, watchers, and data flows.
- Create, modify, and use Smart Components across modules.
- Debug module configurations and explain what components do.
- Generate test cases and verify logic in API modules.
- Read other modules in the workspace to inform what it builds in the current module.
- Write to any module in the workspace, asking for confirmation before writing to any module the Creator has not explicitly opened.
New to the Build Agent?
AI tools in a no-code environment are new territory for most Creators. The following articles provide a guided introduction and are best read in order:
- Getting Started with the Build Agent — opens the agent, sends a first prompt, and walks through the plan-approve-review cycle.
- Using the Build Agent Effectively — how to prompt well, what to verify, what the agent can and cannot see, and how to keep sessions productive.
The Build Agent Reference is a complete reference for all features. It is not required reading to get started. Creators can return to it when looking up a specific capability.
| Article | Description |
|---|---|
| Getting Started with the Build Agent | First session walkthrough — opening the agent, sending a prompt, and reviewing the result. |
| Using the Build Agent Effectively | Prompting strategies, session management, verification, hallucinations, and privacy. |
| Build Agent Reference | Full reference for all agent capabilities, Tasks, Plans, and data privacy. |
Getting Help
If the Build Agent produces unexpected results, download a debug export zip and attach it to a support ticket. The zip contains the task log, LLM request history, and agent activity. It gives the support team the most complete diagnostic picture of what happened.
To download a debug export:
- Open the History tab in the Build Agent panel.
- Select the ⋮ (ellipsis) button on the task row.
- Select Download Debug.
See Submitting a Support Ticket for guidance on what to include in the ticket.
Changelog
| Date | Change |
|---|---|
| 2026-09-29 | Removed Implementing Logic with the Build Agent link — article hidden (EN-8134). |
| 2026-09-21 | Added Getting Help section with debug export download steps and support ticket link (EN-8134). |
| 2026-09-12 | Reshaped from UnqorkAI Overview to Build Agent-focused overview; platform-level content moved to Getting Started (EN-8106). |
| 2026-09-08 | Added cross-application writing to Build Agent capabilities list (EN-8057). |
| 2026-08-19 | Updated AI Components section: LLM Credential now required; removed Gemini-managed reference. |
| 2026-07-01 | Initial publication. |