I pasted a screenshot of Apple's activity rings into Glide and asked for them. The AI component wrote the code, bound it to my data, and then took notes while I nitpicked.
What makes this useful is the back-and-forth. You start with a basic version, then describe improvements: "Round the ends of the rings. Add space between each ring. Add a shadow." The AI remembers what you're building and refines it incrementally.
The generated component is automatically bound to your data. So when "move" changes from 500 to 750, the rings update to reflect that. Everything runs in a secure sandbox—you get the flexibility of custom code without the risk.
In a couple of minutes, you go from a screenshot to a working, data-connected component.
