Help Center Using Podspun Building pages with AI

Can I ask the site to plan and write articles for me?

Q: Can I ask the site to plan and write articles for me?

Yes. Open AI Site Editor in your website editor's sidebar and choose Site Editor Chat . Type what you want the way you would say it to a person, for example "Give me article ideas for SEO from my Italy posts", and ask follow-up questions in the same chat. It works from your own content. It reads your Instagram and TikTok posts and your podcast episodes, the places your posts are about, the articles already on your site, what visitors searched for, and what they asked your site's AI box. Article ideas show how many of your posts back each one and whether an article about it exists yet. Select Show article ideas from visitor questions for ideas built from what visitors asked in the last 30 days, with the questions listed under each idea. Select Write This Article on an idea and it writes a full article in your voice from those posts, with your photos placed through it, your related posts, common questions, and a search title and description. It looks at every photo in your carousels, uses each picture only once (a photo you posted twice counts once), and places each one by what it actually shows, which also becomes its alt text. Ask it to redo an article, or to use more of your posts, and it writes the whole article again into a draft at the same address. It can also change an article you already have ("shorten the intro of the Sedona article", "add a packing list"). To add your own photos, select the paperclip, drop them onto the chat, or paste them, then say where they go. They are saved to your Assets and described for their alt text automatically. Everything it writes is a draft. Each article it makes or changes shows a card with Preview and Edit , which opens the article in the editor, and Publish . Once an article is live, the card links to it on your site. Your chats are saved on the left, so you can come back to one later. Double-click a chat's name to rename it.

Yes. Open AI Site Editor in your website editor's sidebar and choose Site Editor Chat. Type what you want the way you would say it to a person, for example "Give me article ideas for SEO from my Italy posts", and ask follow-up questions in the same chat.

It works from your own content. It reads your Instagram and TikTok posts and your podcast episodes, the places your posts are about, the articles already on your site, what visitors searched for, and what they asked your site's AI box. Article ideas show how many of your posts back each one and whether an article about it exists yet. Select Show article ideas from visitor questions for ideas built from what visitors asked in the last 30 days, with the questions listed under each idea. Select Write This Article on an idea and it writes a full article in your voice from those posts, with your photos placed through it, your related posts, common questions, and a search title and description.

It looks at every photo in your carousels, uses each picture only once (a photo you posted twice counts once), and places each one by what it actually shows, which also becomes its alt text. Ask it to redo an article, or to use more of your posts, and it writes the whole article again into a draft at the same address.

It can also change an article you already have ("shorten the intro of the Sedona article", "add a packing list"). To add your own photos, select the paperclip, drop them onto the chat, or paste them, then say where they go. They are saved to your Assets and described for their alt text automatically.

Everything it writes is a draft. Each article it makes or changes shows a card with Preview and Edit, which opens the article in the editor, and Publish. Once an article is live, the card links to it on your site. Your chats are saved on the left, so you can come back to one later. Double-click a chat's name to rename it.

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Edit your site like you talk to AI.

Say what you want in the built-in chat editor, or in Claude with the Podspun connector. ChatGPT and other AI apps connect with a token. It builds in your design, from the content Podspun has indexed.

Before you start

Open the website you want to work on. The built-in tools save a draft that you review and publish. A connected AI app changes the live website unless you ask it for a draft, so say which one you want.

Step 1

Ask in Site Editor Chat

In Website Builder, open your website, then AI Site Editor → Site Editor Chat. Type what you want in plain words, or choose one of the starting questions.

The chat reads your connected episodes and posts, your existing articles and the questions visitors have asked. Ask it for article ideas, have it write an article, or change one you already have.

Add photos with the paperclip and say where they go. Everything it writes is a draft until you publish it.

Step 2

Change a page in plain words

Open a page, choose the purple Visual Edit button and the Visual AI Editor tab. Name the section and describe the result you want, then send the request.

For example: ‘Shorten the introduction to two sentences. Keep the heading and links.’ Ask for one change at a time and look at the result before asking for more.

The change is made in the page's draft. Use Undo for a result you do not want, and publish when the page is right.

Step 3

Describe a new page or a whole site

Open AI Site Editor → Page Makers → Page Maker. Under What Do You Want?, say who the page is for, what it is for and which sections it needs. A Whole Site is the tab beside it for a starter website.

Include the real information the page should use. Page Maker shows a plan first: its title, address and sections.

Choose Create this page to build it as a private draft from your website's own blocks, in your theme. Review it before publishing.

Step 4

Connect Claude, ChatGPT or another AI app

In Claude, add Podspun from Claude’s connector directory, choose Connect and sign in with your Podspun login. There is no token to copy. For ChatGPT or another app, open Data API & ChatBot Tokens, then AI Editing Tokens, choose Create token and follow the setup steps shown for that app.

The app can then change the websites you can edit, with your access: pages, news posts, menus, the theme and settings. A token’s connector address is shown once. Keep it private.

Ask the app for what you want the way you would ask it anything else. Its changes go live as it makes them unless you ask it to save a draft.

Step 5

Review what was changed

Open the activity log from AI Editing Tokens to see each connection, read and change an app made.

Use a page's history to roll back a page change you do not want, then review the restored version.

Rotate a token to replace its connector address, or delete it when an app no longer needs access. Deleting stops future access. It does not undo past edits.

Review checklist

Each request names the page or subject and the result you want.
Drafts were reviewed before publishing.
A connected app was told whether to save a draft or publish.
The connector address stayed private.

If you get stuck

The answer is too general

Name a subject, a place or a group of posts, and ask for one thing at a time.

A connected app changed the wrong thing

Open that page's history and roll back to the version before the change, then ask again with the page named.

Try it in Podspun Cloud ↗

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