Your app's data shouldn't feel scary or hidden. In Lumi.new, it lives right in Workspace. Easy to inspect, adjust, move around, and keep under control as your project grows.

this is how I'm asking my crush for Valentine's Day😈 feel free to try or remix it(^u^): lumi.new/community/p408…

Claude Opus 4.6 is now available in Lumi🚀 Build with stronger reasoning, better long-context understanding, and more stable outputs right inside your projects. Open a project, switch models, and see the difference!

me decided to vibe code the first project and realized the only limit was my own imagination:

When your app starts having real users, access control suddenly matters🫠 In Lumi’s Workspace, you can decide who can read, edit, or delete data, without building a permission system from scratch!

We cleaned up the Workspace📡 Things are now grouped by what you’re trying to do, not scattered across a long list. Everything feels easier to find now!

Claude Opus 4.6 has been integrated into Lumi for a few days now, here are the real numbers: Complex component generation accuracy: from 68% to 91% Average time for users to generate a complete Starter (auth + db + UI): 4.8 minutes However, long-context projects (over 12k

me discovering a bug that’s important but not urgent:

Every time someone forks a project instead of starting from scratch, our engineers smile somewhere🤓

Lumi’s subscription just got simpler and easier to understand🥳 The structure is now unified across platforms, credit naming is clearer, and usage is easier to scale when you need more! Full details are live on the pricing page.

👀Ran out of credits mid-build? You can now purchase add-on credit packs instead of upgrading or waiting for the next cycle. They’re valid long enough to use at your own pace!

We’ve all had this moment: You open your workspace to “just test one small change.” Two hours later, you’ve redesigned half the interface, renamed three variables, and created a fork you didn’t plan. Building rarely moves in straight lines. Sometimes progress doesn’t look