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# Page Editor
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Coming soon in v3.1.1
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The Page Editor gives users **hands-on control** over how their application looks and behaves. It provides a clear, editable view of each page’s layout, structure, and interface elements, allowing users to make precise adjustments by description, without directly writing code. Changes such as rearranging sections, modifying text, or updating button actions can all be performed using plain, natural language commands.
Every edit made through the Page Editor is automatically translated into real code behind the scenes. The system maintains a one-to-one synchronization between what users describe and the underlying source code that defines the page. This ensures that the design layer and the technical layer are always aligned, reducing the risk of visual or functional inconsistencies.
The Page Editor is especially valuable for refining the user experience after the initial generation. For example, users can adjust layout spacing, rename labels, or update user interactions by simply describing, and the platform will instantly regenerate the corresponding code. By maintaining this direct connection between intent and implementation, the Page Editor enables rapid iteration, accurate previews, and reliable updates, all without requiring manual coding effort.
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