Joget Introduces AI Composer for Conversational Enterprise App Creation

Apr 23, 2026
Joget Inc. has launched AI Composer, a new feature in its Joget DX platform that allows users to build and modify enterprise applications using natural language while maintaining governance and compliance controls.

Joget Inc. announced in a press release the launch of Joget AI Composer, a conversational AI feature integrated into its Joget DX platform. The tool allows development teams and business users to create and modify enterprise applications through natural language prompts while maintaining audit trails and compliance requirements.

Unlike traditional AI coding tools that generate raw source code, Joget AI Composer builds governed application components using the structured metadata already used by Joget DX. Each form, workflow, data view, and interface produced through AI Composer is visible within the platform’s visual builders and remains editable by team members under existing governance policies.

The feature includes tracking through a Governance Dashboard, full audit logs for AI agent activity, and administrative visibility across all AI Composer workflows. It operates on the same infrastructure as Joget’s AI Agent Builder, ensuring operational consistency and adherence to enterprise governance standards.

Joget AI Composer is now available in the Joget DX Enterprise Edition and supports five builders: Form, List, Process, UI, and Theme. It is compatible with Anthropic’s Claude, OpenAI’s GPT, and custom large language models, using a bring-your-own-API-key setup.

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