GoDev Studio turns prompts into production-ready Next.js applications. Here is what you can do.
Describe your app and pick features (Supabase, Stripe, Upload, Blog) before generating. Quick Start gives you a minimal app in ~10s. Import from GitHub to start from an existing repo. Polish UI (Studio) refines layouts and visuals after codegen.
Full Next.js 16 projects: App Router, Tailwind, Prisma, and all components. Refine the architecture and regenerate only affected files with incremental updates.
Ask mode answers questions without modifying files; Chat mode applies edits in natural language with diff preview. Upload design images for reference. Paste build errors to fix. Apply partial changes—select which edits to apply. Semantic search, @file mentions, Cmd+K inline edits (fast single-file apply), AI Autocomplete. Composer Mode detects multi-file tasks automatically, planning and editing all affected files in a single session with a diff preview per file.
Design tokens define the visual style. Connect GitHub to sync changes in a single atomic commit (message from the AI summary when possible). For linked repositories, pushes go to a dedicated branch (godev-studio) so your default branch stays untouched — merge with a pull request on GitHub. Add your Vercel deployment URL to preview the app inside the studio.
Deploy to Vercel and preview your app in a new tab. Instant preview URLs. In Chat, Verify on Vercel pulls preview logs so the AI can fix deploy or runtime errors in one focused pass. Configure environment variables for testing only — use separate keys from production and treat preview like a staging build.
Create a project from an existing repository. Paste the repo URL and start editing via Chat. Repositories are created in your account.