Building Features

Features are the pages and tools that make up your workspace—dashboards, forms, lists, and other interfaces. You create them by chatting with the assistant.

How to build a feature

To build something new, describe what you need to the assistant. Be as specific or as general as you like—the assistant will ask follow-up questions to fill in the details.

Examples of starting prompts:

• “I need a way to track my sales pipeline”
• “Build me a dashboard for monitoring project deadlines”
• “Create a form for logging customer feedback”
• “I want to see my calendar and tasks in one place”

You can also click New Feature in the left sidebar to start building.

The building process

When you request a feature, the assistant works with you through a conversation:

1. Understanding requirements — the assistant asks questions about what you need, what information is involved, and how you want things to work

2. Building — based on your answers, the assistant creates the feature

3. Review — the new feature appears in your left navigation. Open it and try it out.

4. Iteration — if something isn’t right, tell the assistant what to change

This process is conversational. You don’t need to specify everything upfront—the assistant guides you through the decisions that matter.

What gets created

When you build a feature, Luo creates several things behind the scenes:

• Pages — the screens you interact with
• Data storage — places to keep the information your feature works with (sometimes called “entities”)
• Logic — the functions that make your feature work (sometimes called “backend APIs”)

You don’t need to worry about these technical details. The assistant handles them based on what you describe.

Iterating on features

Features are never final. You can return to any feature and ask the assistant to modify it:

• “Add a column for due dates”
• “Change the chart to show weekly instead of monthly”
• “Remove the email field from this form”
• “Connect this to my Google Calendar”

Your data is preserved when you make changes—only the structure and interface update.

What features can include

Features can combine multiple capabilities:

• Data displays — tables, charts, lists, cards
• Input forms — collect and process information
• Integrations — pull data from or send data to connected services
• Interactive elements — buttons, filters, search

The assistant determines the right combination based on what you’re trying to accomplish.