Does anyone have some proven AI instructions for Bubble plugin development that they are willing to share? I am looking for something that provides a useful guide to an AI to help it generate the necessary properties, actions, states and code from a prompt, or at least provide a starting point. I had a look in the ChatGPT marketplace but nothing seemed to fit the bill.
That’s a great idea. I wish Bubble would invest a bit more time into the plugin building experience, it’s pretty lacking with minimal support or guidance. Maybe you can add this to the idea board? For now your best bet is to watch videos.
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@louisadekoya - I used NotebookLM and passed it a bunch of youtube videos + forum about plugin development. Then I asked it to create an AI prompt/context file to build Bubble plugins. Let’s see how that goes.
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I tried that with mixed results. Please share yours if they are good. I ended up doing some back and forth with ChatGPT and Gemini and cobbled something together with some of my own knowledge mixed in. I am getting some okay results so far but I’m still testing. Sharing in case anyone else finds it useful. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1omUXK28RogLgo51hZZCx_PweMUR5q2eu/view?usp=sharing
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Have you seen this 
Who wants a VS Code extension for developing Bubble plugins?
I found a existing JavaScript code on the
Web and asked it to make it into a plugin. When the plugin builder gave errors I also asked ChatGPT how to solve. It was a bit iterative but got the plugin working in the end. Starting prompt:
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You are an export bubble.io developer, please tell me step by step how to create a plugin in the plugin editor with the following javascript code:
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Yes I was vaguely aware of Bask but always thought it was more about a better plugin editor than help with generating code. I see now though, from a brief skim of the thread , that there was once a suggestion of adding an AI copilot, but I can’t tell if it was ever actually added.
Hey there! Developer of Bask here. You can pair Bask (a VS Code extension) with Cursor (an AI powered VS Code fork) to iterate quickly on plugins. Cursor’s AI chat has the ability to ingest instructions from web links, so you could
- install Bask
- paste in link’s to Bubble’s plugin development instructions. i.e:
- add your prompt
And iterate on your code that way. Then, with Basks auto save feature, you can test your plugin in near real time in a Bubble test app of your choosing.
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