How the agent works
From your request to a checked draft you approve: understand, ask, plan, draft, check.
The agent turns what you describe into a form or mini app, and changes it when you ask. It never saves anything on its own: you see what it proposes and decide.
One answer, step by step
- Understands the request. Is it a new form, an app, or a change to the form this chat is attached to? Does it take payments, need bookings, or customer sign-in?
- Asks only what matters. If an answer would change the result, it asks a few quick questions in one go. Otherwise it picks sensible defaults and says what it assumed.
- Plans. A short plan comes first: the kind, the goal, who it's for, the screens and how many questions each has, and what each response becomes.
- Drafts. The questions, look and flow, with a live preview. For an app, also the lists it keeps (a menu, classes) with starting records.
- Gets checked. Before you see it, Mikxx checks the draft exactly as if it were being saved: every question type, every option, every reference to a list. If something's wrong, the agent fixes it once, in the same reply. A plan that doesn't match its draft is corrected to match.
- Waits for you. Click Create form (or Apply on a change) to save it.
What it can build
- Forms of any length, single page or multi-step, with any question type.
- Mini apps with lists customers browse, bookings that fill up, customer sign-in, entries customers add, and lists that link. See Mini apps.
- Paid forms through Razorpay or UPI.
- A design that suits the subject, with three or four looks to choose from.
What it can do besides building
- Answer questions about form design and best practice.
- Look at your responses or lists before answering.
- Open another of your forms when you name it.
- Publish, unpublish or delete a form when you ask (you confirm with a button).
Its replies
Replies are cards you act on: a plan, a draft, a list of changes, a set of looks, quick replies. Not just text. The text around them stays short.