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AI Settings

Storyblok’s AI features help you create and manage content, including drafting, translations, alt text, and SEO.

To use AI, open the space or organization Settings → AI Settings, and select Enable AI.

The AI setup determines which provider and model Storyblok’s AI features use. There are two kinds of setup options:

  • Default setups: GPT by OpenAI, Gemini by Google, and Claude by Anthropic come with Storyblok and use your AI credits.
  • Custom setups: use your own provider account and API key.

Admins can assign a setup to the whole organization or to a single space.

The following AI providers and models are available:

AI provider

Default setup

Custom setup

OpenAI

gpt-4o, gpt-5, gpt-5.1, gpt-5-mini, gpt-5-nano, gpt-6-luna, gpt-6.1-sol, gpt-6.1-terra

Same as default

Google Gemini

gemini-2.5-flash, gemini-2.5-pro, gemini-3.8-flash

Default models and gemini-3.5-flash

Anthropic

claude-sonnet-4-6, claude-haiku-4-5, claude-sonnet-5-5, claude-haiku-5-5

Default models, claude-opus-4-6, and claude-opus-5-5

In your organization, open Settings → AI Settings → General. Select a default setup from AI Setup, or select Create Custom AI setup and follow the steps in Create a custom AI setup.

The organization AI Settings page shows the Enable AI toggle turned on and GPT by OpenAI selected under AI Setup.

Organization AI settings

Custom setups you create here are available in every space in the organization, labeled Org-level Custom AI setup.

In your space, open Settings → AI Settings → General.

To use the organization’s setup, select Inherit the Org-level configuration.

Otherwise, choose an AI Setup option:

  • GPT by OpenAI, Gemini by Google, or Claude by Anthropic: default setups. To change the model, select the settings icon next to the setup.
  • Setups labeled Org-level Custom AI setup: custom setups created in the organization settings.
  • Create Custom AI setup: a custom setup for this space only.
The space AI Settings page shows the Storyblok Default AI Usage, the Inherit the Org-level configuration toggle turned off, and Gemini by Google selected under AI Setup.

Space AI settings

In the Create Custom AI Setup panel:

  1. Enter a Name and, optionally, a Description.
  2. Select the AI Provider and Model.
  3. Enter your API Key.
The Create Custom AI Setup panel shows OpenAI selected as the AI Provider and GPT-6.1 Sol as the Model, with empty Name, Description, and API Key fields.

AI provider and model selection

To control how the AI responds, adjust the model’s generation settings, including Temperature, Max Tokens, and more. Some models don’t support every setting.

Under Validate AI Setup, select Run Validation to check that the setup works.

Select Save.

The Create Custom AI Setup panel is scrolled to the generation settings and the Validate AI Setup section with the Run Validation button.

Generation settings and validation

AI branding lets you define the AI output for your space. Open Settings → AI Settings → Branding and provide your brand’s style guide.

The Branding tab shows the Business Context section with the Industry & Niche and Brand, Product, or Service fields filled in.

Space AI branding

AI output rules are the building blocks of granular AI branding. Write instructions in natural language, so the AI knows how to 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 bold.”
The AI Output Rules tab lists two enabled rules: Brand name in bold and No pronouns in first sentence.

AI output rules list

To create a new rule in a space, open Settings → AI Settings → AI Output Rules and select Add new rule. Name the rule, write the instructions, and select Test Rule before you Save.

The AI Output Rule panel shows the Enable Output Rule toggle, the Name, Instruction, and AI Style Groups fields, and the Test Rule button.

New AI output rule

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 part of multiple style groups. Output rules only affect AI output when they’re part of an active style group, applied as a default at the organization or space level.

For example, an “Internal HR compliance” style group can contain output rules that cover the use of emojis and gender-neutral language.

To create a new group, open Settings → AI Settings → AI Style Groups, select Add new style group, and add output rules to the group. Run Test Style Group before you Save.

The AI Style Group panel shows the Name, Description, and AI Output Rules fields, and the Test Style Group button.

New AI style group

To apply AI style groups automatically whenever someone generates content with AI, set them as defaults. Open Settings → AI Settings → Default Outputs and select the groups.

Defaults in a space’s settings apply to that space. Defaults in the organization settings apply to all spaces in the organization.

The space Default Outputs tab shows the Alt Text style group selected under AI Style Groups.

Space default outputs

In the organization settings, Default Outputs includes two more options:

  • Apply organization-defined AI Style Groups to all Spaces: every space must use the organization’s default groups.
  • Enable Space-level AI Style Groups: spaces can use individual output rules and style groups.

If you allow space-level control, choose how they combine:

  • Combine with organization-level AI Style Groups: apply both the organization and the space’s groups.
  • Override organization-level AI Style Groups: prioritize the space’s groups if they exist.
The organization Default Outputs tab shows the AI Style Groups selector, the Enable Space-level AI Style Groups option turned on, and Override organization-level AI Style Groups selected.

Organization default outputs

Storyblok’s AI features consume AI credits. The number of AI credits available per space depends on your pricing plan. To learn more about AI credits, how they’re calculated, and how they differ from tokens, read the AI Credits Explained blog post.

To track consumption, check the space dashboard for remaining credits and a weekly or monthly breakdown, or the organization dashboard for usage across every space in the organization.

To view a breakdown of AI credit consumption, open Settings → AI Settings → General and select View Usage History. Choose a period and view usage by provider, feature, or user. In the organization settings, you can also view usage by space.

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