Before you enable AI
To use AI features, go to Settings > AI.
Before enabling AI, review the data-sharing summary shown on the page.
Data sent to AI providers
When AI is enabled, Cambuildr may send:
Page content and email content you are editing
Custom instructions you define for Cora
Theme settings such as colors, fonts, and styles
Messages you send to Cora
Images referenced in your content
Data not sent
Cambuildr does not send:
Personal data of your contacts
Payment information or donation data
Analytics or tracking data
Your API keys or credentials
Step 1: Enable AI features
On Settings > AI, click Enable AI features.
Once enabled:
Cora becomes available in supported places across Cambuildr
The settings page will show who enabled AI and when
You can later disable AI again if needed
If you disable AI, Cora will no longer be available.
Step 2: Decide whether to use the built-in AI key or your own
In the AI API Key section, Cambuildr uses its built-in API keys by default.
You can keep this default setup, or connect your own OpenAI API key. If you are using another provider please write us.
Use the built-in key for the quickest setup.
Connect your own OpenAI API key if you want AI usage billed to your own OpenAI account.
If you connect your own key:
Use an OpenAI API key
The key should start with `sk-`
Treat it as a sensitive credential
Step 3: Add customer instructions for Cora
The Customer instructions setting lets you define guidance that is injected into every conversation with Cora.
Use this area for long-term guidance, such as:
Your tone of voice
Writing rules
Campaign priorities
Preferred terminology
Do not use this field for one-off requests, temporary details, or sensitive information.
Step 4: Limit which websites Cora can read
The Allowed domains for getting web content setting controls which websites Cora is allowed to retrieve content from when asked.
Add domains in a clean format such as:
`example.com`
`docs.example.org`
Only add domains that are trusted, relevant, and up to date.
Best practices
Keep customer instructions short and evergreen
Put campaign-specific requests into the task prompt
Only allow domains Cora truly needs
Treat AI output as a draft and review it before publishing
Avoid sensitive information in prompts or long-term instructions
When to update your AI settings
Review your AI settings when:
Your brand voice changes
You launch a new campaign strategy
Your website or documentation URLs change
You want to switch from the built-in key to your own OpenAI key
Your team notices that Cora's output is drifting from your preferred style
Quick checklist
Use this checklist when setting up AI for the first time:
AI features enabled
Data-sharing summary reviewed
Built-in key kept, or your own OpenAI key connected
Customer instructions added
Allowed domains reviewed and limited to trusted sources
Team aligned on how AI content should be reviewed before publishing