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Permissions and safety
What a connected AI can and can't do with your Starjay account, and how to disconnect it.
What a connected AI can do
When you sign in, your AI app acts as you. It can work on every site in every workspace you belong to, including:
- Read all of a site's files, pages, components, colors, fonts, CMS content, images, forms, SEO settings, redirects and checkpoint list.
- Change pages, components, colors, fonts, the brand guide, header and footer, CMS collections and items, images and alt text, forms, SEO, redirects and page publish states.
- Take screenshots of your unpublished site and of other public websites.
- Publish a site, after you approve it.
Safeguards
- Publishing always asks you first. Before every publish, your AI must ask you in the conversation, name the site, and wait for your yes. Starjay refuses a publish that isn't marked as approved.
- Marking a page for deletion asks you first, the same way.
- Deleting CMS content needs your click. When your AI asks to delete a collection or items, Starjay asks you, and nothing is deleted unless you confirm.
- Every change is reviewable. Changes land in an AI session that you Save or Reject in the editor. A checkpoint is taken before each AI session starts.
- You can stop it at any time with Take back control in the editor.
What a connected AI can't do
- Save or Reject an AI session.
- Publish while an AI session is waiting for Save or Reject.
- Connect, change or disconnect custom domains.
- Restore a checkpoint.
- Manage billing, plans or members.
- Add secrets or API keys to your site.
Disconnecting
To disconnect, remove the starjay server or connector in your AI app. In Claude Code, run claude mcp remove starjay.