Feature

Describe a page change, inspect it and apply it deliberately

Draft copy, reorganize standard blocks and adjust themes with an AI page editor that shows a proposal before changes are applied.

أحدث مراجعة: 5 August 2026

OrbitPage AI is built around a review-first editing loop. You describe the change in plain language, receive a structured proposal for the page in your authenticated workspace and decide whether anything should be applied.

The editing loop

A request becomes a proposal, not an automatic publication.

Ask for a shorter introduction, a reorganized set of standard blocks or a visual adjustment. OrbitPage turns the request into a typed preview tied to the page and revision you currently own.

Nothing is applied until you confirm the proposal. Before applying it, OrbitPage rechecks access, plan limits and the current page revision so an old preview cannot silently overwrite newer work.

Describe one outcome in plain language
Review the proposed page-level changes
Reject, refine or confirm the preview
Publish through the normal page workflow

Good requests

Use AI where the task is bounded and easy to verify.

The strongest requests have a clear before and after: shorten this biography, make the next event more prominent, group these destinations or adapt the theme for a launch. They reduce repetitive editing while leaving factual decisions visible.

AI is less useful when the source information is missing. Prices, dates, qualifications, inventory and legal claims still need an authoritative source and a human check.

ChatGPT connection

Use the same reviewed workflow from a connected conversation.

OrbitPage exposes a focused OAuth-bound MCP connection for supported page reads, reviewed AI changes, publication status and version restore. The connection stays scoped to the selected workspace rather than opening the whole dashboard.

Plugin availability and private Developer Mode connections are separate states. The documentation records the current setup and distribution status without treating a provider review as publication.

Clear boundaries

Automation should make review easier, not invisible.

AI requests are limited by plan, and usage is measured. Content moderation, page-schema validation and normal workspace permissions still apply to an AI-prepared change.

The page owner remains responsible for the final content. A preview helps expose the change, but it cannot verify business facts that were never supplied.