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Website management · 07 · 6 min

Use AI for everyday website updates

Give the website assistant a focused task, review its work and keep control of publishing.

Beginner guide · Published on 5 September, 2026

Try it on your website

Choose a website to open its AI assistant.

Opens in a new tab. Sign in if needed, then choose your website.

Open Ask AI (opens in a new tab)

Ask AI works with the selected website

Ask AI works with the selected website
Desktop screenshot from the Arawa Cloud example website. Your site name, content and available controls may differ.
1.Confirm the website context shown in the assistant.
2.Start with a review, content update or draft inspection.
3.Write a specific request in the message box.

A practical AI workflow

  1. Open the website assistant

    Open your website and click Ask AI. The assistant can help with creating, reviewing and improving website content. The example shows starter actions for Review this website, Create a page, Update content and Inspect drafts.

  2. Name the page and the outcome

    Include the website, page URL, section and the result you want. Say who the page is for and provide the facts the assistant should use. For example: On my About page, shorten the introduction to 60 words for first-time visitors. Keep the founding year and the team size below.

  3. Set the scope

    Say whether you want advice, a draft or an edit. If you only want ideas, say Suggest three alternatives and make no changes. If you want an update, specify the fields or section and ask for a preview before publishing.

  4. Review the assistant's result

    Read its summary of changed pages and sections. Open the preview. Confirm business facts, contact information and links. Ask for a targeted correction if needed, such as Keep option two, but make the heading shorter.

  5. Publish after your review

    When the result is ready, name the page or website changes you want published. Then check the live URL. A request to write copy, generate an image or create a draft is not itself a check that the finished page is accurate.

Requests you can reuse

  1. Improve a page without changing it

    Review [page URL] for confusing wording, missing information and broken calls to action. Give me five specific improvements. Make no changes.

  2. Create a useful FAQ

    Add a draft FAQ section to [page URL] using these verified answers: [facts]. Reuse the site's existing FAQ style. Do not invent prices, guarantees or policies. Leave unpublished.

  3. Check your pending work

    List the draft pages and saved changes on [my website]. Tell me what each needs before publishing. Make no changes.

  4. Use AI inside a component

    Some components also offer AI Content in Page Builder. Use it for a focused section when available; use Ask AI for work that spans pages or requires inspecting the website structure.

Check your progress

You can give AI a focused website task, identify what it changed and verify the result before publication.

If you get stuck

The assistant chose the wrong page? Give the exact page URL and website name. The result is too generic? Supply audience, facts, examples and desired length. You see an access or usage message? Check the account's website permissions and available AI usage with the owner.

Try this with AI

Replace the example website and page with your own before sending.

On [my website], improve only the introduction on [page URL] for [audience]. Use these facts: [facts]. Suggest the new wording first. After I choose, save it for preview and leave it unpublished.