We’re introducing new capabilities that make it easier to configure third-party integrations, generate forms, and design assistant experiences using natural language.
1. Custom integrations without custom development
Digital assistants are designed to answer questions, and many of those questions rely on data stored in third-party systems. Access to that data determines how complete and actionable the response can be.
With this release, teams can configure integrations to external systems directly within ai12z. API connections, response testing, and output mapping are all managed inside the platform, removing the need for custom engineering on every new integration.
This simplifies how organizations connect assistants to data sources such as pricing, order status, account details, product availability, financial information, and other external systems.
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2. Structured forms generated via vibe coding
Forms inside digital assistants go far beyond simple lead capture. Many of our customers rely on ai12z to collect structured data directly within the conversation.
Previously, forms were built manually using drag-and-drop fields. Now, forms can be generated using vibe coding.
Teams can:
- Paste source content or documentation
- Provide instructions in natural language
- Automatically generate single-page or multi-page forms
From there, forms can be refined in the editor by adjusting required fields, validation rules, layout, and structure. All forms are generated using structured JSON under the hood, providing full flexibility without manual coding.
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3. Vibe coding expands across our platform
Vibe coding now supports more areas of the ai12z platform, enabling teams to configure experiences using natural language instead of manual setup.
By describing what you want, the system generates and implements the necessary configuration. This reduces development overhead and enables marketers, designers, and non-technical teams to build directly within the platform.
Vibe coding now supports:
- Welcome messages and multi-panel assistant layouts
- Custom themes based on uploaded brand guidelines
- Surveys and forms
- Custom carousels
- Custom HTML widgets
- Email and PDF templates
- Data fetching, transformation, and rendering logic including GraphQL, REST APIs, JSONata, and templating
Digital assistants are becoming part of the core web experience. This release lowers the technical barrier to building, integrating, and launching those experiences.