How to ask the AI to create new fields and views (Kanban) in a table that already exists

Requesting fields and views by AI means describing, in a simple text list, which fields you need to add to a table that already has data, or asking for a view like Kanban, without manually configuring each element. In Jestor, the AI automatically identifies which field should organize the phases of a requested Kanban.

The problem with configuring field by field manually

Manually adding several new fields to a table, one at a time, is slow work — even more so when you also need to build a view from scratch, choosing the stage field and organizing the columns.

Several fields at once: list them in free text, no need to create one by one.
Views generated automatically: ask for a Kanban and the AI builds the columns.
Free text accepted: even with typos, the AI understands the request.
Table context: you need to keep the right table selected in the conversation.

How to request new fields and views from the AI in Jestor

Select the right table: in the context of the conversation with the agent.
List the fields you need: for example, address, name, and country, in a single message.
Ask for a view to be created: like "create a Kanban for this table."
Answer which field organizes the phases: when the AI asks (stage, priority).
Review the built view: columns and fields already appear ready.

How to configure it in Jestor: before asking, confirm that the right table is selected in the conversation context — that's the main thing to watch for the AI to apply the change in the right place.

Why choose Jestor to expand existing tables with AI?

Unlike creating a structure from scratch, requesting fields and views on a table that already has data requires the AI to understand the existing context without breaking anything — Jestor applies the changes incrementally, preserving the data already recorded.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I request several fields at once? Yes, you can list several fields in a single message for the AI to create all at once.

Does the AI automatically know which table to create the fields in? You need to keep the right table selected in the conversation context.

Does this feature only work on new tables? No, it also works on tables that already have data and an existing structure.

Video Tutorial: Step by Step

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