Content
Starter templates, what a new account's library holds, image rules, the legal pages and in-app notices.
Five screens decide what is already there when somebody arrives, and what they are told once they are inside. None of them is about code, and all of them change what a user reads.
Templates
Content → Templates is the set of starter projects: the things a person can begin from rather than from an
empty folder.
| Part | What it decides |
|---|---|
| The templates | Name, description, and the files each one starts with |
| Plan access | Which plans may use them |
| Featured | Which ones are shown first |
| Order | The order they appear in |
A good template is the difference between an empty product and a product with a point of view. Two finished templates do more for a new account than ten settings do.
Library defaults
Content → Library defaults decides what a new account's library contains on its first day: the suggested
items on the shelf, and the limits that apply to it. Changing this does not change anybody's existing library,
which is why it is safe to experiment with.
Image generation
Content → Image generation is the rules for pictures.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Models offered | Which image models are available, and which one leads |
| Prompt ceiling | The longest prompt allowed, in characters |
| Refused words | Words the prompt may not contain, matched whole and case-insensitively |
Refusals are phrase-aware: a refused word inside a longer one is not treated as a match, which is what stops a rule about one word from accidentally banning an unrelated one that contains it.
A refusal is explained rather than silent
A prompt refused here produces a sentence naming the rule, not an empty result. The list of refused words is visible on the same screen, so a person who is stopped can see why.
Legal pages
Content → Legal pages is every page the installation is bound by: privacy, terms, cookies, acceptable use and
refunds. They already exist as routes and already render. What they render is replaced from here.
Fill in the identity fields: entity, address, contact and country. Anything left blank shows as a bracket to make the gap obvious.
Write a body per page. The pages accept a set of tokens, such as the entity name, so that one change reaches every document.
Give each page a version and an effective date, which is what makes "the terms you agreed to" a statement about a date rather than a hope.
Publish. A page with no body shows the starting point rather than an empty screen.
The shipped text is a starting point, not a policy
It was written to be plausible and to cover the shapes a policy needs. Replace it with text you are willing to stand behind in your own jurisdiction before you take money from anyone or store a single user's data. This is the paragraph in this manual that matters most.
Notices
Content → Notices is what appears inside the product: announcements, changelog entries, and anything you want
everybody to read once.
| Field | Rule |
|---|---|
| Start | Required. A notice with no start has no way to appear |
| End | Optional. Without one it stays until it is removed |
| Content | What it says, and whether people can dismiss it |
| Order | Which notice is shown when several are eligible |
Two caps apply and both are shown: how many notices can be written, and how many may be shown at once. A person sees the newest eligible one first, and dismissing it moves the next into its place.
Removing a notice is staged until you save
The same applies to switching one off. The screen keeps your changes as a draft and shows what will change, and nothing reaches users until Save is pressed. It is the one screen in this group where that is true, and it exists because pushing a notice to everybody is not something to do by accident.
The short version
| I want to change | Screen |
|---|---|
| What a new account starts from | Content → Templates |
| What a new account's library contains | Content → Library defaults |
| Which models may draw, and what they may not | Content → Image generation |
| The privacy policy and the terms | Content → Legal pages |
| An announcement inside the product | Content → Notices |