AI Customization and Branding

You can choose a Custom AI configuration for AI features within Storyblok. This lets you use your own credentials and choose models from various external AI providers. It is also possible to have fine-grained control over the parameters used for calling external model APIs. Custom AI configuration can be created for an organization and a space. A space can inherit the configuration from its parent organization.

The following AI providers and corresponding models are available for use:

Using a custom AI setup in a space

In your space settings, go to AI Settings and select the AI Setup you want to use. You can choose the default Storyblok AI setup or use a custom AI Setup defined at the organization or space level. If you want the space to automatically use the organization-level setup, toggle the Inherit option.

For a custom space-level setup, choose an existing AI setup from the AI Setup dropdown or click Create Custom AI setup to create a new one.

In the panel, select your AI provider and model, and enter your API credentials.

You can also adjust generation settings like temperature, top-p, and stop sequences to control how the AI responds. Once you’re done, click Run Validation to test the connection, then hit Save

Setting up a custom AI provider for the organization

To create a custom AI provider at the organization level, go to your organization settings and then click on AI Settings.

Then, choose an existing AI setup from the AI Setup dropdown or click Create Custom AI setup to create a new one.

In the panel, fill in the relevant info, and once you’re done, click Save to make it available across your spaces.

AI Branding

In addition to customizing the AI provider, model, and parameters, you can also tailor the output of the AI features in Storyblok by configuring stylistic rules for AI outputs.

AI Output Rules

AI Output Rules are the basic building blocks for configuring AI Branding. These rules are defined in natural language and provide specific instructions for how the AI should generate or format content.

Some examples of AI output rules:

• Avoid pronouns in the first sentence of a paragraph.
• Always write the brand name 'Storyblok' in camel case, italic, and bold.

AI Style Groups

An AI style group is a collection of AI output rules. A style group can contain multiple output rules, and an output rule can be a part of multiple style groups. An AI style group is what ultimately affects the output of the AI when you choose to apply it on the organization or the space level.

An example of an AI style group could be “Internal HR compliance,” and the output rules it could contain:

• Do not use emojis.
• Use gender neutral language.

Managing AI Output Rules in a Space

You can create and manage space-wide rules in the AI Settings section. Use the settings icon against a rule to manage an existing rule. To add a new rule, click on the Add new rule button

Enter the name and Instructions for the output rule. You can also choose which style groups to add this output rule to. Once done, click Save to finish.

Managing Style Groups in a Space

Use the AI Style Groups tab to create and manage style groups. You can click the Add new style group button to add a new style group. Choose a Name and Description for the group in the creation menu. You can also choose to add output rules in this style group in the AI Output Rules selector.

AI Branding for a Space

Apart from configuring individual AI Output rules, you can also supply Business Context, Brand Voice, and other custom preferences. To do so, head to the Branding tab of the AI Settings. Here, you can supply a myriad of options such as:

• Target Audience
• Writing style for your brand
• Common terms to use and specific terms to avoid, etc.

Managing AI Output Rules and Style Groups for an Organization

In addition to creating rules and style groups per space, you can also create them organization-wide. Use the appropriate tabs under AI Settings (opens in a new window) for your organization.

Setting up Default Styles

In the Default Groups tab, you can also define how space-level and organization-level style groups work together. You can configure default style groups, whether all spaces must follow the default, and the behavior for when both organization-level and space-level style groups are available.