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Really possible to get AI to build ?

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Hello everyone! I'm new here, not at all developper and posting for the first time. I'm building an app with Power Apps, using MS LIsts as database and Power Automate for the flows. I have the full project/app documentation, with all screens, layouts, buttons, flows and all necessary. However, without dev knowledge it takes really a lot of time to do step by step as I need AI to help me through every single step. Was wondering if it would be possible to get AI (Co-Pilot or anyother) to build the .msapp and send it to me ready, eventual with only small adjustments to be done by me, such as connections to data to be set and other minor stuff like this. I've tried sending AI my document and asking it back but it didn't work so far. They say they'll do it but it never comes back, or something that does not work at all is sent back... Thanks in advance for any help on making my task more efficient.

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mmbr1606 14,567 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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hello,

as of now, there i no way of letting AI build for you. it helps when u upload the description of a to the textbox in make,powerautomate.com but it only gives you a kind of template where u still need to configure everything.

in modedriven apps there are generative pages around the corner where u can type in a natural language text and it builds a page for you, but its only for model driven apps right now (early access program) and not there to build whole apps, only some pages.

so summarized, there is no way of leveraging AI to build everything without human touches.

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RobElliott 10,315 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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@CU11071350-0 actually I would say that doing it yourself, slowly, step-by-step is the best way to learn how to make apps and flows. It does take time but there's a wealth of experience out there to assist you - even after 7 years of building apps and flows full-time in my job I still refer back to videos on YouTube from Shane Young, Reza Dorrani and others which really helped me when I first started. If AI was able to build the app completely for you, you wouldn't be able to fix it if something went wrong, or add new features (which end users always want!), and you wouldn't carry forward what you've learnt to your next project. Don't forget, you can always ask questions about how to do something here in the forum :)

Rob
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