Review app details

By the end of this page you will know where to find every generated artifact for your app — its requirements, structure, data model, API, and roles.

Prerequisites

An app that has started generating (The generation flow).

The workspace tabs

The app workspace has three top-level tabs, switchable with keyboard shortcuts: Code (⌘1), Preview (⌘2), and App Details (⌘3).

Workspace toolbar showing Code, Preview, and App Details tabs

App Details is a composite panel with five sub-tabs, in order: Requirements, Graph, Data Plan, API Doc, and Roles.

Requirements

The requirements specification qRaptor generated from your prompt — see The generation flow for how you approve or reject it. Once approved, this sub-tab remains available as a reference for what the app was built to do.

Graph

The App Graph — a canvas of the app’s UI, Backend, and Shared nodes, showing how the app is structured end to end.

Data Plan

The Data Plan sub-tab shows your app’s data model — an ER-style view of tables, columns, and relationships that qRaptor generated to support your app.

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If your app needs a schema change, describe it in the chat panel rather than editing generated code directly — qRaptor keeps the Data Plan, Graph, and code in sync.

API Doc

The API Doc sub-tab documents the OpenAPI contracts for your app’s backend, with a try-it explorer so you can call an endpoint directly from the docs view.

Roles

The Roles sub-tab lists the RBAC roles defined for your generated app (e.g. Admin, Staff) and, for each role, shows:

Page Access — which pages the role can view, edit, or delete.
Table Permissions — the same view/edit/delete breakdown, but per data table.
Data Scope — how much of each table’s data the role can see (e.g. All records, or a scope restricted to the user’s own rows).
Test Credentials — a ready-made email and password for that role, with copy buttons, so you can sign in and test as that role without creating an account by hand.

Roles sub-tab showing a role's Page Access, Table Permissions, Data Scope, and Test Credentials

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Test Credentials on this tab are what you use to sign in to the Preview of an authenticated app.

Common issues

Data Plan doesn’t match what I asked for — Ask qRaptor to adjust it directly in chat; avoid editing the schema by hand mid-generation.
API Doc missing an endpoint — The endpoint may not have been part of the approved requirements. Request it via chat, then re-check API Doc once the build completes.