Lara Chat can produce code, HTML, structured snippets, and developer explanations. The chat interface includes code-focused components such as rendered code blocks, HTML snippets, and a code sidebar area for working with generated results.
Ask for runnable code
When you need code, include the language, framework, file boundaries, and expected behavior. Example: Write a React component for this card, using Chakra UI, with responsive layout and no external state.
Use HTML snippets carefully
If Lara generates HTML, CSS, or interactive snippets, review them before using them in production. Check accessibility, responsiveness, scripts, and whether any external assets are required.
Better developer prompts
Explain the bug first, then show the smallest patch.Return only the changed function and a short explanation.Create a complete HTML example I can preview.Review this code for security, performance, and edge cases.Convert this answer into a migration checklist.
Code rule
Treat generated code like a draft from a teammate: useful, fast, and still worth reviewing before deployment.