Vibe coding with your business data means describing what you want and letting AI build it. In Peliqan you build data apps in low-code Python with an AI assistant writing the script alongside you: describe a dashboard, a form or a report, and it generates the code.
How vibe coding works in Peliqan
- 1Describe what you need. Ask for a dashboard, a form or a report in plain English. The assistant writes the Python app rather than handing you a snippet to assemble.
- 2It already knows your data. Because your sources are connected in Peliqan, the AI knows your tables, columns and schemas. There is no context to paste and no field names to guess at – it builds against the real thing.
- 3Run it and keep going. Run the app against live data, look at the result and refine it in the same conversation until it does what you wanted.
- 4Schedule it or share it. Run the finished app on a schedule, or publish it as a link your team can open and use. There is no deployment and no infrastructure to manage.
What you can do with vibe coding
- Describe a dashboard, form or report in plain English and let AI generate the Python
- Build against live, connected data, with the AI already aware of your tables and columns
- Run data apps on a schedule with nothing to deploy
- Publish apps as simple links your team can open right away
Built on connected data
In Peliqan the platform already holds the connections, the warehouse and the app runtime, so the assistant writes against tables that exist in your account and the app runs where the data lives. This is what working with data looks like now: describe it, run it, share it.
Want to try it on your data? Get started with Peliqan.
