Edit the per-site brain for your AI chatbot. Save publishes your changes live to this site instantly — no redeploy. Export downloads a static _site-config.js backup you can drop into any site's netlify/functions/ folder. The shared chat.js never changes — only the config differs per site.
Names and keywords that identify this site. Each is also overridable per-deploy via a Netlify environment variable — the value here is the default if the env var is unset.
The church-info document title is derived automatically as "<Site Name> Information".
What this site exists to do. Plain prose — follows "MISSION:" in the system prompt.
The beliefs every answer must align with. Follows "DOCTRINAL FOUNDATION (align all answers with these):" in the prompt.
Tone and style guidance. Follows "VOICE:" in the prompt.
Top-priority, mandatory rules applied on every response (crisis handling, faith definition, doctrinal statements, key verses). Numbered automatically in the order shown. Each shows as one line — hover or click to expand and edit. Use ↑ ↓ to reorder, ✕ to remove.
Per-audience teaching notes injected into devotions and Bible studies. Each age group is shown as a chip — hover over it to view and edit its guidance. The label must exactly match the age <option> value used in the page (e.g. Male, High School).
The quick-start topics in the chat's "Choose a topic…" dropdown. Each topic is a chip showing its Label (what the visitor sees) — hover to edit the Question sent to the AI. Saving publishes live; the chat picks up the new list on next load.
Verses shown at the top of the chat. Add more than one and the chat picks one at random each visit. Type a reference and click Look up to auto-fill the verse, and toggle whether the reference shows. Saving publishes live.
The prompt section that tells the AI how to handle the church-info question types (service times, location, dress, membership, kids, small groups, giving, what-to-expect) and "am I welcome?" questions. The actual facts (your real times/address) come from your pinned church-info doc in the Library — not here.
These rules decide which user questions get routed to church-info mode. Your site's own name already lives in Site Keywords on the Identity tab — that's usually the only church-detection setting you'd ever touch.
Each box is an OR list of words; a question matches a rule only if it contains a word from every box (boxes joined by AND). $SITE_KEYWORDS means "any of your Site Keywords." Click any rule to expand and edit it.