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Building with AI

Use the AI assistant to edit sections, change colors, write copy, and run store actions without touching the builder manually.

What the AI assistant is

The AI assistant, named Amed, is a built-in design and content tool inside the builder. Describe what you want in plain language (in any language) and Amed applies changes to your current page's template and global settings. Changes appear instantly in the preview and follow the same publish flow as any manual edit.

Opening the AI panel

Click the AI button (star icon) at the bottom of the left sidebar. The panel opens and shows any existing conversation history for the current session. Start a new conversation with the + New chat button, or delete the current chat with the trash icon.

What Amed can do

Edit sections and blocks on the current page

Amed can add, remove, reorder, and modify sections and blocks on the page you are currently viewing. For example: "Add a hero section with a dark overlay and a Shop Now button", "Move the newsletter section above the footer", or "Remove the announcement bar". Amed can only edit the current page. To edit a different page, switch to it first using the Pages tab.

Change global colors and typography

Amed can update your global color schemes, font selections, and page width. For example: "Switch the store to a dark mode palette", "Change the heading font to Playfair Display", or "Set the page width to 1100 px". When you ask for a color change, Amed reads the actual colors in your current schemes to find and update the right one rather than guessing.

Write and translate store content

Amed generates copy in your market's language by default. You can request a different language for a specific request: "Fill the maintenance page in Arabic" will write Arabic content while keeping the rest of the conversation in the language you used to ask. This does not permanently change the default content language.

Apply a section to all pages

You can ask Amed to push the header, footer, or announcement bar to every other page at once: "Apply this header to all pages" or "Copy the footer to every page". Amed will overwrite that section on every other page that already has it. This action is irreversible, and Amed will warn you before running it.

Use images as design references

Attach up to 4 images (WebP, JPEG, PNG, or GIF, each up to 1 MB) to your message. Amed treats them as design references and reproduces what it can within the available settings: color palette, typography feel, layout rhythm, button shapes, and section composition. If an image is unrelated or too blurry to use, Amed will tell you rather than guessing.

Save and publish

Add "and save" or "and publish" to any request and Amed will apply your changes and push them live in one step, for example: "Make the header dark and publish". The response will confirm that the changes were both applied and published.

Undo and redo

Ask Amed to undo or redo edits: "Undo the last change", "Undo the last 3 changes", or "Redo that". These work the same as clicking the Undo and Redo buttons in the top bar and are scoped to the current market and page.

Export and clone markets

Ask Amed to export the current market as a backup file: "Export this market". You can also ask it to clone another market's full content into the active market: "Clone the US market into this one". Cloning overwrites every page and the global settings of the active market with the source market's data. Amed will warn you before running this.

Toggle Inspector mode

Ask Amed to turn on Inspector mode so you can click sections in the preview: "Turn on inspector mode" or "Let me click a section". Amed will toggle Inspector on or off. If Inspector is already on and you ask to turn it on again, it will turn it off.

What Amed cannot do

  • Edit other pages from the current page: Amed only edits the page currently open in the builder. Switch to the target page first. Applying the header, footer, or announcement bar to all pages is the one exception.
  • Manage products, orders, customers, domains, or payments: those are handled in the respective admin sections, not the builder.
  • Import a market backup file: importing requires selecting a file from your device. Amed will explain how to do this through the builder instead.
  • Upload images or logos: file uploads require interacting with the file picker in the relevant block. Amed will guide you to the right place.
  • Use settings or components that are not available in the builder: Amed works entirely within the available storefront settings. If you ask for something the builder does not support, Amed will tell you and suggest alternatives.

Language behavior

Amed always responds in the language of your most recent message, not the language of earlier messages in the conversation and not the store's market language. If you write in French, Amed responds in French. If you switch to Arabic mid-conversation, Amed switches to Arabic. Store content such as section text is written in the market's configured language by default unless you explicitly ask for a different language in your request.

Conversation history

Amed remembers the context of the last 10 messages in a conversation, so you can make follow-up edits without re-explaining your request. For example: "Make the hero taller" followed by "Now add a button that says Shop Now" will place the button in the hero you just edited. Start a new chat when you want a fresh context without previous edits influencing Amed's decisions.

Tips for better results

  • Be specific about which section you mean: "Change the hero background to dark blue" works better than "change the background".
  • If you want a complete redesign, describe the aesthetic goal: "Redesign the home page with a minimalist black-and-white palette, serif headings, and generous whitespace."
  • Combine edits and actions in one message when possible: "Add a testimonials text section before the footer and save."
  • If Amed makes a change you did not want, ask it to undo or click the Undo button in the top bar. Both work the same way.