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Your first page, in one ask

Your assistant is connected (if not, start with Connect your AI assistant; it takes about twenty seconds). From here, publishing is a conversation.

  1. Say what you want, in your own words. No special phrasing. For example:

    “Make me a simple page for my pottery workshop at atelier-terre: what I do, my opening hours, and a way to leave an email to hear about the next session.”

    Naming the address (atelier-terre) is optional: if you skip it, the assistant will suggest one, and if it’s taken you’ll get free alternatives.

  2. Answer the one or two questions that matter. If your page collects anything personal (an email box, a contact form), Bailey has the assistant ask you, before publishing, what it’s for and how long you’ll keep it. Answer in plain words (“to announce the next session”, “one year”). That’s your privacy register being written for you; nothing is guessed on your behalf.

  3. Get your live address. The assistant publishes and hands you the link (https://atelier-terre.trybailey.app), usually with a little screenshot of the result. Open it, share it: it’s live.

  4. Glance at your control room (optional). The site also appears in your dashboard: its versions, the data it collects, its numbers. You never have to go there to publish; it’s where you stay in control.

Good to know

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  • It only touches your sites. The assistant can’t see or change anyone else’s pages or data; Bailey enforces that boundary, not the assistant’s good manners.
  • Nothing is precious. Every publish is kept as a version you can restore in one click, so you can’t lose a good state by trying things.
  • Don’t like it? Say so. “Warmer colors”, “shorter”, “more like a menu than a poster”. Iterating is the normal way to work. See Update a page.
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