Using Your Project
Chat & Refinement
How to use the chat interface to iterate on your project with follow-up prompts.
The project chat interface
Every project in FloopFloop has a built-in chat interface, similar to a conversation with an AI assistant. This is your primary way to interact with and improve your project after it has been deployed.
The chat shows a timeline of all messages — your original prompt, AI responses, and any follow-up prompts you have sent. It also shows deployment progress inline so you can watch builds happen in real time.
Sending follow-up prompts
To make changes to your project, type a message in the input bar at the bottom of the chat and press Enter. Your message should describe what you want to change, add, or fix. For example:
- "Add a dark mode toggle to the header"
- "Change the primary color to blue"
- "Add a contact form to the footer"
- "Fix the mobile layout — the sidebar overlaps the content"
- "Add a chart showing monthly revenue on the dashboard"
Each follow-up prompt triggers a new deployment. FloopFloop regenerates the relevant parts of your project and redeploys it automatically.
Queuing messages during deployment
If your project is currently deploying, you can still send messages. They are added to a queue and processed automatically once the current deployment finishes. This means you do not have to wait — just keep sending your ideas.
See the Message Queue article for details on managing queued messages.
Tips for effective prompts
- Be specific— Instead of "make it better," say exactly what you want changed.
- One change at a time — Smaller, focused prompts give better results than trying to change everything at once.
- Reference existing elements— Mention specific parts of your project like "the header," "the pricing table," or "the signup form."
- Describe the outcome — Focus on what you want the result to look like rather than how to implement it.