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The chat on the left of the builder is the fastest way to change your site. You describe what you want, the AI edits your site, and the preview on the right updates when it is done. In this example we replace the Northwind home page headline, then fix a menu that is hard to read.

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Start a new chat

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Click New

At the top of the chat, click New. Each new chat starts from a clean slate, which keeps the AI focused on one job. Your earlier chats stay under History.
The top of the chat panel with the New button outlined, next to History

The New button at the top of the chat

The arrow next to New offers two other kinds of chat: Private chat (only you can see it) and Temporary chat (deleted when you leave it).
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Look at the empty chat

A new chat asks What would you like to build? and offers a few ideas, such as Add a contact form. Click one to use it, or type your own request.
An empty chat that asks What would you like to build? with four suggested requests

A new, empty chat

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Describe the change

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Type what you want

Click the box at the bottom of the chat (it says Describe your changes…) and write the change the way you would explain it to a person. Say what to change, what it should say, and anything that must stay the same.For Northwind we typed:
The chat box with the headline request typed in and the send arrow highlighted

The request typed into the chat box

The site builder with the request typed in the chat box and the old headline still showing in the preview

The whole builder with the request ready to send

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Press Enter to send

Press Enter, or click the arrow button. (To start a new line instead, press Shift + Enter.)

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Watch the AI work

The AI shows what it is doing while it works: a short plan, then each step it takes, such as reading a page or editing a file. Small changes like this one usually take about a minute. Bigger ones, like a whole new page, can take several minutes.
The chat while the AI works: its plan, a list of steps, and the chat box now saying Queue the next message

The AI working on the request

While it works:
  • You can keep typing. The box now says Queue the next message. Anything you send waits and runs when this request finishes.
  • You can stop it. Click the red Stop button next to the chat box (or press Esc in the chat box). You are only charged for the work done so far.
  • You can leave the page. The request keeps going, and the result is in the chat when you come back.

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Check the result

When the AI is done, it writes a short summary of what it changed. Under the summary, a green box lists the files it changed (here, 1 file changed). The preview on the right updates on its own.
The end of the AI's reply with its summary and a green box saying 1 file changed, outlined

The finished request: a summary and the list of changed files

The builder with the AI's finished reply on the left and the new Northwind headline in the preview

The whole builder when the request is done

The Northwind home page headline now reading Roasted with intention. Served with care., with intention. in orange

The new headline in the preview

Look the change over in the preview. If it is not quite right, just say so in the same chat (next section). If you do not want it at all, see Undo a Change.
The change is saved, but visitors do not see it yet. It reaches your live site when you publish.

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Keep going in the same chat

The AI remembers everything said in the chat, so follow-up requests can be short. On the Northwind home page, the menu links at the top were dark brown on a dark photo and almost impossible to read:
The Northwind menu bar with dark, barely visible links over a dark photo

Before: the menu links are hard to see

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Describe the problem

You do not need to know how to fix it. Describe what you see and what you want:
The chat box with the menu request typed in

A follow-up request

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Let it work

The Stop button (outlined) is there if you change your mind.
The chat while the AI works on the menu request, with the red Stop button outlined

The AI working on the follow-up

The menu bar with light, readable links; the Northwind name next to the logo is still dark

After: the menu links are light

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Refine until it is right

The links were fixed, but the Northwind name next to the logo was still dark. One more short message took care of it:
The chat box with the request to make the Northwind name light too, below the AI's earlier reply

The second follow-up, typed in

The menu bar with the Northwind name and every link light and easy to read

The finished menu

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Choose how the AI works

Under the chat box are three menus. You can leave them as they are for everyday changes.

Model

Hiveku Mini for fast, simple edits (free), Hiveku Max for advanced coding and bigger changes, and Hiveku Ultra for the most complex projects. Your plan decides which ones you can pick.

Mode

Code writes and changes your site (the default). Plan thinks a change through with you before building it. Designer designs pages from scratch or from a reference.

Effort

Low for fast, simple tasks, Medium for most work (the default), High for harder problems.
The model menu listing Hiveku Mini (Free), Hiveku Max and Hiveku Ultra

The model menu

The mode menu listing Code, Plan and Designer with a short description of each

The mode menu

The effort menu listing Low, Medium and High

The effort menu

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More ways to tell the AI what you want

  • Attach pictures and files. Click the paperclip, drag files onto the chat, or paste them. A screenshot of something you like (or of something that looks wrong) is often the quickest way to explain it. You can attach up to 20 files to one message: pictures up to 20 MB each, PDFs, documents and audio up to 25 MB, and videos up to 50 MB.
  • Point at a file. Type @ and start typing a file name to pick a file for the AI to look at.
  • Use a command. Type / to see the commands, such as /clear to start a new chat, like New.

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Tips for good requests

  • Be specific. “Make a button” is vague. “Add an orange Shop Now button under the headline that goes to the Shop page” is clear.
  • One change at a time. Smaller requests are faster, easier to check, and easier to undo.
  • Say what must not change. “Without changing the other pages” or “keep the same font” saves a round of fixes.
  • Describe what you see. You do not need technical words. “The menu is hard to read over the photo” works.
Requests on Hiveku Max and Ultra use AI credits (Hiveku Mini is free). The cost shows under the AI’s reply, and your balance is in Settings > Billing.

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Next

3. Edit text and styles by clicking

Change the words under the headline yourself, right on the page.