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Build Customer-Facing Pages on Your AI Workspace

You can ship customer-facing web pages — landing pages, dashboards, portals — by describing them. Knolo generates React frontends wired directly to your workspace: pages can display live data from your Minds, run agents, and embed assistant chat, with live preview while you iterate and access control when you publish.

FrontendKnolo Skill

Frontend Builder

Ship customer-facing React pages wired to your minds, agents, and assistants.

Create and edit customer-facing UIs. Generate React components that render minds (data), run agents, and chat with assistants — with live preview.

What you can do

  • Generate React UIs with live preview

  • Connect pages to minds, agents, and assistants

  • Configure access and publish

Try saying

“Build a landing page for my product”

“Create a customer dashboard from this mind”

“Publish my frontend”

When the assistant uses this

Use when the user wants to create, edit, preview, configure, or publish a customer-facing frontend embedded in Knolo (dashboards, portals). For public websites on the web or a custom domain, use Sites.

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Space Management

Workspace

Space Management

Build and organize the core resources of your workspace.

Knolo Skill

How does Frontend Builder work?

Loads the frontend builder prompt for creating and editing React frontends, wiring them to minds, agents, and assistants, updating access configuration, and publishing with live preview.

What phrases trigger this Skill?

  • “build a frontend”

  • “create a frontend”

  • “customer dashboard”

  • “public ui”

  • “publish frontend”

Frequently asked questions

What can the generated pages actually do?

Three things make them more than static pages: they can render live data from your structured Minds (tables), launch agents and show results, and embed a chat interface to one of your assistants. That covers dashboards, customer portals, intake forms, and interactive tools.

Do I need to know React?

No. You describe the page and iterate on the live preview conversationally — 'make the header darker', 'add a table of open requests'. The React code is generated and maintained for you.

Who can see a published frontend?

You control access at publish time: pages can be public or restricted, so the same system covers a public landing page and an internal team tool.

Can I use it for my product's main website?

Frontends are for pages tied to your workspace — dashboards, internal tools, review screens. For a public website on your own domain, use the Sites Skill: it builds a real Next.js site from your brief, pulls content from your minds and publishes to your domain.

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