A Suggestion for the Future of NocoBase AI: Visual AI-Assisted UI Editing

Hi NocoBase Team,

I’ve been exploring the new AI features in NocoBase recently, including AI Builder, AI Employees, UI Builder, and the AI coding skills integration. First of all, I want to say that the direction is very exciting. The combination of AI + No-Code feels much more practical and reliable than having AI generate an entire application from scratch.

However, after trying the current workflow, I feel there is still a gap between the power of the platform and the actual user experience.

Today, building with AI usually looks like this:

  • Open Claude Code / Cursor / Codex
  • Describe requirements in a prompt
  • Let the agent create collections, pages, workflows, etc.
  • Return to NocoBase to review and adjust

While this works, it can be difficult to communicate UI and interaction requirements precisely through text alone.

What I would really love to see is a more visual AI-assisted building experience directly inside the NocoBase designer.

For example:

  • Click on a table block and ask:
    “Add an Import Excel button.”
  • Click on a chart and ask:
    “Convert this to a monthly bar chart.”
  • Click on a form and ask:
    “Add a maintenance date field.”
  • Click on a filter block and ask:
    “Add department and location filters.”
  • Select an action button and ask:
    “Open a popup with asset details instead.”

In other words, AI would understand the currently selected block, page, or component and modify it directly based on natural language instructions.

This feels like a natural evolution of the existing Pick Block context and AI Builder capabilities. It would combine the strengths of WYSIWYG editing with the speed of AI-driven development.

I’m curious whether the NocoBase team is planning to move in this direction in the future?

Personally, I believe this could significantly improve the user experience and make NocoBase one of the most powerful AI-assisted business application platforms available.

Thank you for all the great work so far!

@hocappsheet Thank you very much for your suggestion.