Hi there been away for some years now, but Im so glad to be back. I was wondering: Can AI in wappler make a database with tables with the right prompt ? And if yes, whats the best AI agent for the job.
Best regards
Steen
Hi there been away for some years now, but Im so glad to be back. I was wondering: Can AI in wappler make a database with tables with the right prompt ? And if yes, whats the best AI agent for the job.
Best regards
Steen
I use PostgreSQL and don’t use the database manager in Wappler. Instead, I use DBeaver to manage the database. I started out using the manager in Wappler, but stopped using it for a number of reasons. Sometimes it lacked functionality, and other times rolling back changes resulted in a mess. For greater control, I settled on DBeaver. My experience with generating pages using Wappler’s AI wasn’t straightforward (I used ChatGPT, DeepSeek, and Claude).
But I did that a couple of months ago—maybe things have changed since then. Based on that experience, I wouldn’t recommend letting AI Wappler (or any other AI) make changes to the database. I don't let anyone modify the database—not even Codex—even though he's a very competent assistant. Right now, I use ChatGPT to generate changes, but I make the changes to the database myself. An incorrect AI query or some loss of context can lead to a mess and, ultimately, to data loss in the database.
Most definitely, yes!
AI can create a full database structure in Wappler, tables, fields, relationships, views, migrations and seeds, all through the Database Manager, exactly as it’s meant to be used. The best part is that the AI doesn’t “hack around” anything; it uses Wappler’s native tools properly, which means you get clean, reliable, worry‑free database definitions.
If you want to see the AI agents and setup I personally use and recommend, have a look here:
https://community.wappler.io/t/github-copilot-model-multipliers-best-usage-strategy-pro/67214/2
That article originally referred to Copilot Pro+ ($39/m), but GitHub has since changed their subscription model. I’m currently on Copilot Pro ($10/m), which now includes the same limits that Pro+ had before the change.
Thanks both ben and Freemath22