App Workspace

Build, preview, inspect, test, version, and share your app.

The app workspace is where you build, inspect, test, and share an app. Describe a change, review the live preview, then move through the App Builder workflow.

The app workspace.

Next step

Set up data, domains, and integrations

Open

App Config

Next step

Validate the app before release

Open

Testing

Next step

Publish the current version

Open

Deploy

Describe and build

Use the conversation to describe the change you want. Qore plans the work, waits for your approval, builds the app, and confirms when Live preview is ready.

Describing a change in the build conversation.

Each turn shows its work time and token usage. Open the token total for model-level input and output usage.

While the build agent works, the conversation shows Working… and each step it takes, such as finding, reading, or running files, with a tick when each is done. Select Stop to stop it.

The build agent at work, with Stop.

A single request can run for up to 45 minutes. If it runs longer, Qore stops it, saves the work done so far, and replies: This request ran too long and was stopped. The work done so far is saved — send a follow-up to continue, or split the request into smaller steps. If code generation fails, the reply reads We are currently experiencing an issue with code generation. Please try again or switch to a different model.

Model-level token usage for a build turn.

Fix errors

Forward a preview error to the build agent. When the preview hits an error, a bar at the bottom of the build conversation shows it — for example UNHANDLED_REJECTION — with Fix with AI. Select Fix with AI to send it. The request includes the error type and message. Qore fixes the app and rebuilds the preview.

A preview error, with Fix with AI.

Fixing an error is another conversation turn. Describe or forward the error, then review the rebuilt preview.

Fix with AI sends the reported issue to Qore's build agent. Review the rebuilt preview before you continue.

Continue building

Choose a suggested next step, or enter another request. Upgrade your app can add a database for persistent data or an AI agent for app intelligence — for example Add an AI Agent (Connect intelligence to your app).

Each round follows the same flow: plan, approve, and build. Nothing is built before you approve the plan.

Preview

Use the live preview after every change. The toolbar above it has reload and full-screen icons, and desktop, tablet, and mobile widths to check responsiveness. Each preview includes a Built with QORE badge.

The live preview.

Explore the workspace

Switch the centre panel between Preview, Code, and Agents.

Code

• Inspect the generated source in the file tree. It includes the frontend, tests, project configuration, app.run.json, and APPLICATION_PLAN.md.
• Select a file to read it, edit it, download it, or connect its repository to GitHub. To edit, select Edit, make your changes, then select Save. Saving an edit creates a new version.
• Use the build conversation for most app changes.

Inspecting and editing generated source in the Code panel.

Agents

• Use Agents to add automation, data processing, and logic.
• Select Build an Agent for a new agent, or Attach Agents for an existing one.
• For attachment steps, see Integrate an agent.

Attaching an existing agent to the app.

Credits

The Credits meter shows what this app has consumed—the Credits used, the Cost, and when the figure was last synced. Building an app spends credits, so keep an eye on it as you iterate. For account-wide usage and limits, see Billing.

The Credits meter.

Versions and publishing

The version selector lists builds newest first. Latest marks the newest build. Published marks the version users see. Uncommitted changes marks work outside a version.

The version selector.

Select a version in the selector. Preview Version opens for it, for example: You are about to view Version 5.0.0 from Sep 11, 2026, 9:50 PM. This will temporarily load the selected version. Your current version will remain unchanged. Choose one:

• View Version (for example View Version 5.0.0) — loads that version temporarily.
• Revert to Version (for example Revert to Version 5.0.0) — reverts the app to that version.

Preview Version.

While you view an older version, a bar reads Viewing Version with the version number, for example Viewing Version 5.0.0. Select Back to Latest to return to the newest version, or Revert to Version to revert to the one you're viewing.

Viewing an older version.

To make a version live, follow Deploy an app.

Share

Select Share, beside the version selector, to share the app.

Export

Select the export icon in the workspace top bar, beside Share, to bundle the app into one package: its frontend, backend, AI agent logic, database schema, and cloud storage configuration. You need the Export App capability; without it the button is disabled. It isn't shown while the app is still in its initial plan.

In the Export App Package dialog, tick Include chat history in package if you want the build conversation in the package (it's off by default), then select Export Package. The package isn't downloaded in your browser. Qore shows Export started. You will receive an email when it is ready.

Export App Package.

More

The More menu reflects the selected build version. Use it to inspect:

• Analytics for published-app engagement
• DB Explorer and Data Flow for app data and architecture
• Testing and Security Scans before release

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