Feedback on WeWeb AI Assistant – Great Potential, But Reliability Issues and disapointment

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Hey everyone :waving_hand:

I wanted to share a quick note on the new AI Assistant feature. Like many of you, I was genuinely excited when it launched – the potential is huge, and it’s clearly a big step forward for WeWeb.

But now that I’ve been using it more regularly in my daily workflows, I have to admit I’m running into some pretty consistent issues. Sometimes it simply doesn’t launch. Other times, it gives up on very basic tasks that previously worked well – especially formula generation. In fact, I feel like the assistant used to be more helpful before the big AI release. At least it tried, whereas now it just refuses to answer and go in error mode.

Also, one thing that feels like a missed opportunity: the assistant doesn’t seem to leverage the collections already bound in WeWeb (Xano for example) and create its own variable. That would make it so much more powerful and context-aware.

It’s a bit frustrating, especially given that I’m on the highest pricing tier – I expected the AI features to be more stable and usable.

Curious to hear your thoughts. Are you seeing similar patterns? Do you feel it’s improving, or are you also noticing regressions?

I’m hopeful it will get better, but right now, reliability feels like a critical gap – especially in a market where no-code tools with strong AI integration are multiplying fast.

Thanks for reading! :backhand_index_pointing_down:

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Totally agree, it feels like it was better when it was only generating formulas, now it refuses to works most of the times, and the rare times it worked, the results were just not working. I completely stopped using it after all those try because it feels like a waste of time.

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Overall, I agree. I think it’s in the process of fine-tuning constantly and the versions of it are changing rapidly. But some of the previous versions of AI were more reliable in terms of usefulness and responsiveness.

Now I experience the same you described: it may not do anything or may do something completely unexpected. And you just can’t stop it until it’s done. That’s frustrating.

So, it becomes more reasonable to do most things manually without AI. Eventually, it will take less time to debug.