ToolJet repositions as AI no-code internal tool builder (github.com)

ToolJet, the popular open‑source low-code platform (35k+ GitHub stars, 650+ contributors, thousands of company users), is formally repositioning itself as an AI-native, no‑code builder for internal tools. The company introduced early AI application generation capabilities in ToolJet AI in February 2025 and has updated its repository and messaging to reflect that shift while keeping the community edition and open‑source commitments explicit. ToolJet says its community helped pioneer the integration of generative AI into low‑code workflows — a claim reinforced by larger vendors adopting similar UI and flow patterns — and it’s using these repo changes to prepare for a full September 2025 launch targeted at developers and enterprises. For practitioners and teams, the move signals a tighter integration of LLM‑powered generation, search, and automation into internal tool creation workflows, lowering the technical barrier to build data‑connected apps without hand‑coding. Key implications include easier prototyping of AI‑driven workflows, broader enterprise adoption of AI‑augmented internal tooling, and continued upstream maintenance from an active open‑source community. By repositioning as “AI no‑code,” ToolJet aims to anchor itself as a platform where LLMs and low‑code converge — while preserving transparency around its community edition and ongoing contributor support.