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AIRA Agentic App Development

AIRA is an agent-based development system that works alongside the traditional design-first workflow. AIRA is not one AI. It is a coordinated system of specialized agents, each responsible for a specific domain in WaveMaker app development.

Right now, AIRA can be used only for design system projects when creating a new application.

For New Applications​

AIRA works best when you are starting an application. For small apps or the early stages of a larger one, it gives you a fast, usable starting point instead of an empty project.

It can generate ready-made screens, basic CRUD flows, layouts, bindings, and navigation, along with a clean file and folder structure. This removes the blank-canvas problem and helps users move forward quickly. That is a real advantage, especially for new users.

Using Aira For Larger Applications​

Larger applications benefit from AIRA, just in a different way. Big apps are not built in a single pass, and AIRA is not meant to generate everything at once.

Instead, it helps by generating individual features, updating specific screens, and modifying one workflow at a time. It supports iterative improvements, reduces repetitive UI and backend work, and helps keep files consistent across pages.

AIRA is your app co-developer, not your app generator.

User Control and Modifications​

Users have control, but only at specific points:

  • Before execution: You can modify the plan through prompts.
  • After completion: You can give new prompts for new changes.
  • During execution: You can’t stop or change anything mid-way.

For different tasks, start a new chat using the “+” button.
Use the same chat only if the new request builds on the existing context.
Long chats slow things down, so smaller focused sessions work best.

Current Limitations and Support​

Here’s what AIRA can and cannot do today:

  • It cannot create new databases.
  • CRUD actions are limited — check the YAML file for the full list.
  • It can use existing APIs, including database APIs.
  • Supported web frameworks:
    • Angular is the default (for Prism and non-Prism projects).
    • React is available in beta and must be turned on manually.
  • Your past chats are available through the recent chats dropdown.