Managing Your Site

How to update content, design, photos, and copy by simply telling the bot what you want.

NovaBuildBot's whole premise is that you shouldn't have to learn a CMS to manage your website. You just message the bot like you'd message a designer, and it ships the change.

The general pattern

"Update the [thing] to [new value]"

That's it. The bot figures out which file(s) to change, makes the edit, commits to your repo, and Cloudflare redeploys within a minute or two.

What you can change

Content

"Change my phone number to 98765 43210" "Update the email to hello@newclinic.com" "Move us to a new address: 14 MG Road, Bandra West, Mumbai 400050" "Add a new service: Invisalign Clear Aligners, starts at ₹50,000" "Remove the 'Pediatric Dentistry' service — we're not doing it anymore"

Copy & tone

"Make the hero headline warmer and more inviting" "Rewrite the About section in first person" "The current copy is too clinical — make it sound more human"

Design

"Change the colors to a warmer palette" "Use a more serif-heavy headline font" "Make the hero photo something more elegant — a clinic interior, not a close-up of teeth" "Tighten the spacing in the services section, it feels too loose"

The bot has a locked design system per business category (medical, hospitality, retail, etc.) so big style swings stay coherent. Within that system you have a lot of room.

Photos

You have two ways to add a photo:

  1. Send the photo directly to the bot. Tell it where it goes — "use this for the new Implants service card" — and the bot uploads + wires it in.
  2. Send an Unsplash URL or a hosted image link. Same idea.

If you don't tell the bot where the photo belongs, it'll ask.

Blog posts

"Write a blog post about post-treatment care for dental implants" "Draft a 500-word piece on the difference between veneers and crowns" "Publish a quick update about our new Saturday hours"

The bot drafts, shows you the result, and either publishes or revises depending on what you say back. SEO metadata (title, description, schema) is filled in automatically.

What the bot won't do without confirmation

A few changes are large or irreversible enough that the bot will pause and confirm:

  • Wholesale redesigns — moving from a medical-clinic archetype to, say, a luxury-retail archetype
  • Major copy rewrites — replacing 80%+ of the page text in one go
  • Deleting sections — when removing something the bot thinks you might want back

You can override the pause by saying "yes, do it" or "yes, replace everything".

Versioning and rollback

Every change is a git commit. If you ever ask the bot to revert "go back to what we had yesterday", it can.

How fast is "live"?

  • Bot acknowledges: ~5 seconds
  • Git commit + push: ~10-20 seconds
  • Cloudflare rebuild and deploy: 30-90 seconds depending on site size

So end to end, a typical content change is live within two minutes of the moment you hit send.