App development
App creation, workspace editing, assets, logic tables, preview, run and publish.
Through MCP, hosts such as Codex, WorkBuddy and Claude can call platform capabilities inside their authorisation boundaries: moving an idea from Vibe Coding into a real workspace, real data, real resources, preview, publish and operations.
App creation, workspace editing, assets, logic tables, preview, run and publish.
Persona, service rules, knowledge, FAQ, memory, templates, assets and the configuration wizard.
WeChat and WeCom accounts, resources, products, VIP, licensing, orders, risk and plugin maintenance.
Developers should not be reading API docs all day. The personal centre provides plugin installs and developer keys, while the webchat workbench holds apps, files, data, previews and publishing. Once an AI host is connected it works on those real objects, under control.
Code files, assets and resources join the conversation context, so AI works on the app as it actually is — not on an excerpt.
After AI edits, the developer can preview on a phone, generate a QR code, publish a version and keep iterating.
The tool set spans the app lifecycle, file space, assets, logic data, release history, WeChat and WeCom accounts, digital staff, agent modules, products and orders, VIP licensing, resources and plugin upgrades. The AI host does not guess at pages; it completes controlled tasks through explicit tools.
A developer ecosystem is not exposing the backend to AI. It is letting AI work inside explicit authorisation, file boundaries and platform rules. Plugin upgrades, connection health checks, controlled file access and remote agents together form a maintainable entry point.
AI calls platform capabilities only within explicit scope.
Local file operations and remote business agents stay in separate layers.
Plugin upgrades and connection health checks are platform capabilities.
High-impact actions keep room for confirmation and audit.
