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Your app can talk to the outside world, run on a schedule and use AI itself.

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Three ways to connect a service

  1. Built-in features — database, sign-in, payments, email and storage come included.
  2. Your own API keys — save them in Setup & keys; they’re encrypted and never shown to your app’s users.
  3. MCP servers — give the agent live docs and tools from a vendor.
When you ask for a category (“add payments”), Aura recommends options and confirms with you before choosing a vendor.

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Webhooks

Setup & keys → Webhooks shows incoming events received, lets you send an end-to-end test, and sets up fallback and outgoing relays.

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Scheduled tasks

Settings → Scheduled tasks lists your app’s recurring jobs — daily digests, syncs, reminders. Viewing is free; creating or changing one is a build.

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In-app AI

Your app can use AI features of its own (chatbots, summaries, image tools). Settings → In-app AI shows what it uses and costs.

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Code and GitHub

Settings → Code & integrations lets you connect GitHub, export or import a project, and clone it. Imports, clones and restores run in the background with progress shown. Transferred projects carry a summary of their build history so the agent keeps context.

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Visual editing

Glass brain with gears and a speed dial
In Preview, use Visual edit to change text and styles by hand — free, written straight into the code — or pick an element to point the agent at exactly what to change.

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The build engine

Every build runs on Claude Opus at medium reasoning — tuned for quality per credit. Above the composer, a tips strip shows ways to save credits, and alerts appear in chat when your app needs a key or has a new finding.

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Common questions

Yes. They’re encrypted and never shown to your app’s users. Saving a key is free.
Yes — export the project or connect GitHub from Settings → Code & integrations.
No. It uses built-in features, your API keys and MCP servers.