Example requests for your assistant

Your assistant understands plain language. The more specific your request, the better the result. Below are requests that work, by role.

Before you start

• Who: any role. Your assistant only does what your role allows.

• Plan: any plan. Changing the design needs Kintsu Studio or a designer.

• You need: a connected assistant. See Edit your site with your AI assistant.

Tips for good requests

• Mention Kintsu, especially if your assistant has other tools too: “Look in Kintsu …”.

• Name the site if you have more than one: “On the Ghent shop's site …”.

• Ask to see the changes first for anything big: “Show me what you would change first.” Kintsu can try out any change without saving anything.

• Ask for a preview link before you publish: “Give me a link to view the draft.” The link works for 14 days.

• Nothing is published without you knowing. Your assistant shows what goes live and waits for you to say yes.

For everyone, including Members

• “Which sites do I have in Kintsu, and what can I do on them?”

• “Which pages does my site have, and what's still in draft?”

• “What changed this week, and who changed it?”

• “Check my site. Which errors and warnings are there?”

• “Which texts are not translated into French yet?”

Editor, admin and owner

Opening hours and contact details

• “Change Saturday's opening hours to 9 am to 1 pm.”

• “We're closed from 24 December to 1 January inclusive. Add that to the opening hours.”

• “Our phone number is now 09 123 45 67. Change it in the contact details.”

Note: opening hours and the map go live straight away, without publishing.

News, vacancies and other items

• “Create a news item ‘New shop in Ghent’ with this text. Use the photo ‘front’ from the site's images. Don't publish it yet.”

• “Turn this text into a vacancy ‘Sales assistant (m/f/x)’, as a draft.”

• “Take the warehouse worker vacancy offline.”

Texts and pages

• “On the About us page, fix the second paragraph: we've been around since 1982, not 1985.”

• “For every page without a description for Google, write one of at most 155 characters.”

• “Which images are missing an alt text? Suggest one and wait for my approval.”

Translating

• “Translate all new texts into French. Show me the titles before you publish.”

• “Translate the news item about the new shop into Dutch.”

Publishing and undoing

• “Give me a preview link of the draft.”

• “Publish everything that's ready.” Your assistant first shows what goes live and asks you to confirm.

• “Undo everything you just did.”

Owner and admin

• “Make the main colour of the site a bit darker and give me a preview link.”

• “Use the Inter font for the body text.”

• “Connect bakkerijpeeters.be to my site and tell me which records to add at my domain provider.”

• “Take the site back to the previous publication.” This asks for your confirmation too.

Designer, and owner with Kintsu Studio

• “Build a section with three key benefits under the hero of the home page, in the style of the site. Then check how it looks on a phone.”

• “Import this HTML and CSS as a new section on the Services page. Show me the report first.”

• “Turn the card in the Services section into a Card component with the props title, text and image.”

• “Create a Projects table with the fields title, client, year and photo, and a page per project.”

• “Redirect these old addresses: /about.html to /about-us and /contact.php to /contact.”

• “Check the site for contrast, headings that skip a level and empty links, and fix what you can.”

• “Write a briefing for this site: the tone, the audience and what an assistant must never do.”

What doesn't work

• Something your role doesn't allow. Your assistant says so and suggests asking the right person.

• Form submissions. The MCP doesn't read them. View them in the Site App under Submissions, or fetch them with the API.

• Instructions from your own site. To your assistant, text on your site or in a form is data, not instructions. If someone writes “ignore your rules” in a form, the assistant doesn't follow it.

Not working?

See Troubleshooting the MCP.

Checked on 4 November 2026.