Each AI app you connected to Fantasma has two permissions, Build and Publish, and they apply to all the projects you own. You can turn either one on or off, or disconnect the app.
Change what an app can do
Open your project in Fantasma.
Click your profile picture, the last icon in the column of icons beside the canvas. A menu opens. On the dashboard, the same picture is next to Create project.
Select Account settings.
Click Connected apps. Each connected app has its own section, headed by the name the app gave itself, with its own buttons.
In the app's section, check or uncheck Build and Publish.
In the same section, click Save changes. "Permissions saved" appears.
Permission
What the app can do with it
Build
Create and edit projects, manage images, fonts and saved versions, and download themes
Publish
Connect your projects to Ghost sites, publish themes to Ghost, and submit projects to the Community Gallery
Save changes is grayed out while both boxes are unchecked. To take away all access, disconnect the app instead. What an AI agent can do in Fantasma lists each permission in detail.
The new permissions count from the agent's next action. Some AI apps keep the list of Fantasma's actions they read when they connected. If the agent says it cannot do something you just allowed, refresh or reconnect the Fantasma connector in your AI app.
Disconnect an app
In Account settings › Connected apps, click Disconnect in the app's section. The app is removed at once, with no question first, and "App disconnected" appears. From then on the app can no longer use Fantasma.
Your projects keep every change the app already made, and a Ghost site it connected stays connected to its project. To use the app again, connect it as you did the first time. The consent page then starts again with Build checked and Publish unchecked.
Each AI app you connected to Fantasma has two permissions, Build and Publish, and they apply to all the projects you own. You can turn either one on or off, or disconnect the app.
Change what an app can do
Save changes is grayed out while both boxes are unchecked. To take away all access, disconnect the app instead. What an AI agent can do in Fantasma lists each permission in detail.
The new permissions count from the agent's next action. Some AI apps keep the list of Fantasma's actions they read when they connected. If the agent says it cannot do something you just allowed, refresh or reconnect the Fantasma connector in your AI app.
Disconnect an app
In Account settings › Connected apps, click Disconnect in the app's section. The app is removed at once, with no question first, and "App disconnected" appears. From then on the app can no longer use Fantasma.
Your projects keep every change the app already made, and a Ghost site it connected stays connected to its project. To use the app again, connect it as you did the first time. The consent page then starts again with Build checked and Publish unchecked.