A prompt-to-component workflow turns a single instruction into a reviewable artifact you can preview, edit, publish, and reuse.
Quick answer
A prompt-to-component workflow turns a single instruction into a reviewable artifact you can preview, edit, publish, and reuse.
Step one: describe the outcome
Good components start with a clear request: what it shows, who it is for, and what action it supports. MorphCanvas uses the canvas context plus your prompt to generate a focused widget rather than a sprawling application.
Step two: scan and preview
Every generated component is scanned for unsafe patterns and rendered in a sandboxed preview. The safety score tells you whether the component can auto-publish or needs admin review, keeping the workflow fast without sacrificing control.
Step three: publish and reuse
Reviewed components can be published to a shared library, voted on, embedded, or promoted into a default toolbar. A prompt becomes a durable asset instead of a one-off result that disappears after the session.
FAQ
How long does the workflow take?
Generation usually takes a few seconds, and review is immediate because the preview and code are shown together.
Can components be reused across canvases?
Yes. Published components live in a shared library that any canvas can draw from.
What stops a bad component from publishing?
A non-zero safety score routes the component to admin review before it can reach the public library.