The AI Studio is where your website gets edited — not with a page builder, but by telling the assistant what you want and watching the preview change.
Find it: Design → AI Studio.
Column 2 — Site
Your site's pages. Pick one to work on it, or use "Add a page — I'll ask what it should be" to grow the site — the assistant asks what the page is for and drafts it.
Column 3 — Site preview
A live preview of the page as it currently stands. Reload preview refreshes it after a change; work is saved to draft as you go, so nothing touches your live site until you decide.
When you're happy: Publish. One button, one meaning — the draft becomes the live site. Publish history keeps the record of what went live and when.
Column 4 — Assistant
The conversation. Describe the change the way you'd brief a designer:
- "Make the hero photo the one of the red room."
- "Add a section about birthday parties above the FAQ."
- "Make it look like this" — paste a reference.
The assistant edits the draft; the preview shows the result; you publish when it's right.
Common jobs
- Change wording anywhere on the site: open the page, tell the assistant the new wording, check the preview, Publish.
- Seasonal switch: brief the change in one message ("swap the hero to the Halloween artwork and mention the season dates"), preview, Publish — and publish the reverse in November.
- Not sure how to phrase it? Describe the outcome, not the technique. "Make the top feel calmer" is a fine brief.