Examples

A worked example: a team training dashboard — completion rates, a couple of charts, filterable by department and office over a date range. Connect in Builder mode first.

1. Describe it

Build a training dashboard. I want overall completion rate, a bar chart of
completion by department, filters for department and office, and a date range.
Use the data in Jedify.

You don’t need function names, SQL, or the SDK — your agent works those out.

2. Review the functions it creates

Your agent reuses what exists and creates what’s missing. When it shows you a result, confirm it:

Before you save it, call the completion-by-department function for R&D
and show me the numbers.

It ends up with functions like:

Function	Filters
`_COMPLETION_RATE`	department, office, date range
`_COMPLETION_BY_DEPARTMENT`	office, date range

_COMPLETION_BY_DEPARTMENT has no department filter — you don’t filter by the field you’re breaking down by. Each breakdown is its own function.

3. Let it build the app

Your agent generates the dashboard and wires your filter controls to the function parameters through the SDK. The published app authenticates with its own API key — set it as your platform’s app secret, or the dashboard loads blank.

const data = await jedify.call('_COMPLETION_BY_DEPARTMENT', {
  office: filters.office,          // optional — omit for all offices
  start_date: filters.startDate,
  end_date: filters.endDate,
});

4. Review and iterate

Adjust in plain language:

Make the office filter optional so the default shows all offices.
Add a chart for completion by office, and show the rate as a percentage.

Check that filters change the numbers, that clearing an optional filter shows everything, and that the charts read from the right fields.

5. Ship it

Ask your agent to confirm its pre-ship check: functions reused, runtime SDK-only, loading and error states present. Once it passes, each function call returns quickly with no AI in the loop.

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1. Describe it

2. Review the functions it creates

3. Let it build the app

4. Review and iterate

5. Ship it

​1. Describe it

​2. Review the functions it creates

​3. Let it build the app

​4. Review and iterate

​5. Ship it

1. Describe it

2. Review the functions it creates

3. Let it build the app

4. Review and iterate

5. Ship it