Platform Overview

Unqork is an AI-powered no-code platform for building enterprise applications. Creators (the builders of Unqork applications, comparable to developers in traditional software) describe what they want to build in plain language. The Build Agent generates a plan, configures components, connects logic, and runs tests automatically. The platform handles infrastructure, security, and execution so Creators can concentrate entirely on the application.

Understanding how the platform is structured helps Creators work alongside the Build Agent more effectively by guiding it with precise prompts, reviewing what it builds, and making targeted changes when needed.

Building Blocks

Unqork applications are organized in a hierarchy:

• Workspace: The top-level container. Workspaces organize related applications and control who has access to them. Every application belongs to a workspace.
• Application: A collection of modules that together make up a complete product or feature. Applications define the entry point that end-users access.
• Module: The core building block of any Unqork application. A module controls the interface, logic, and data behavior for one screen or process. Modules can be front-end interfaces, API endpoints, or backend logic.
• Component: An individual element in a module, like a text field, button, data connector, or piece of logic. Components are configured with settings and connected through Property IDs.

Unqork IDE

The Unqork IDE is where Creators build and manage applications. It includes the following:

• Module Builder: The primary workspace for building modules. The Build Agent is built directly into the Module Builder. Creators can prompt the agent or configure components manually across three views: Config View, UI View, and Logic View.
• Workflow Builder: A separate canvas for building automated workflows that run behind the scenes, independent of any module.
• Administration: Environment-level settings for managing Creators, roles, services, and configuration.

Build Agent

The Build Agent is the primary development partner for every Creator in the IDE. In the Agent Chat panel, Creators describe what they want to build and the agent generates a plan, adds components, connects logic, and runs tests, all without leaving the canvas. For complex builds, the agent handles the heavy lifting while Creators review, refine, and guide the output.

Production Applications

End-users do not interact with the IDE. They access the production application, the live version of what Creators build, through a browser. The platform includes Express View, a built-in preview interface that lets Creators see the application as end-users experience it and test behavior before promoting to production.