Elements panelThe Elements panel is where you add things to your page. Click Elements at the top of the left sidebar to open it. It has three tabs: Elements, Layouts and Components.→Edit panelThe edit panel sits on the right side of the builder and shows the controls for whatever you have selected. With nothing selected, it styles the page itself.→Layers panelThe Layers panel shows every element on the current page as a nested tree. Click Layers in the left sidebar to open it. It's the easiest way to reach elements that are small, hidden behind others or deeply nested.→AI chatThe AI chat builds and changes your site from a conversation. Describe what you want, and the AI reads your code, makes the changes and updates the canvas as it goes.→Pages panelThe Pages panel shows your site's pages and folders as a tree. Click Pages in the left sidebar to open it.→APISome parts of your site answer requests instead of showing a page: a contact form that saves a message, a checkout that asks Stripe for a payment, a job that sends tomorrow's reminders. Each one is a route in your site's code, and the API view lets you try any of them without leaving the builder.→
Elements panelThe Elements panel is where you add things to your page. Click Elements at the top of the left sidebar to open it. It has three tabs: Elements, Layouts and Components.→
Edit panelThe edit panel sits on the right side of the builder and shows the controls for whatever you have selected. With nothing selected, it styles the page itself.→
Layers panelThe Layers panel shows every element on the current page as a nested tree. Click Layers in the left sidebar to open it. It's the easiest way to reach elements that are small, hidden behind others or deeply nested.→
AI chatThe AI chat builds and changes your site from a conversation. Describe what you want, and the AI reads your code, makes the changes and updates the canvas as it goes.→
Pages panelThe Pages panel shows your site's pages and folders as a tree. Click Pages in the left sidebar to open it.→
APISome parts of your site answer requests instead of showing a page: a contact form that saves a message, a checkout that asks Stripe for a payment, a job that sends tomorrow's reminders. Each one is a route in your site's code, and the API view lets you try any of them without leaving the builder.→