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Your profile is how you appear in the CMS: your name, your photo and your password. It also holds your own instructions for FetchskiAI. Everything here is yours alone: your changes never touch anyone else’s profile. Who can do this: everyone who signs in and sees the toolbar. Viewers, and people who don’t have a role yet, don’t get the toolbar or Personal Settings. If that’s you and you need them, ask an Admin or Owner to give you a role.

Open Personal Settings

  • In the toolbar, choose your picture and name, then Personal Settings.
  • Or open the command palette (⌘K, or Ctrl+K on Windows) and choose Personal Settings.
The Personal Settings window has two tabs: Account and AI. Each setting is a row. Choose a row to open it, make your change, then choose Save.
The Personal Settings window on the Account tab, with its three rows: Display Name (Jordan Parker).The Personal Settings window on the Account tab, with its three rows: Display Name (Jordan Parker).

Personal Settings: your name, photo and password.

Account

  • Display Name: your name as it appears in the CMS, such as next to your picture in the toolbar. If you sign in with a password, you type your Current Password to save a new name.
  • Profile photo: upload a photo of yourself. It shows beside your name in the CMS and on blog posts you write. Without one, the CMS uses the photo from your Fetchski account, or your initials.
  • Password: change the password you sign in with. Type your New Password, type it again in Repeat New Password, then type your Current Password and choose Save.
The Password row open, with New Password, Repeat New Password and Current Password boxes and the Cancel and Save buttons.The Password row open, with New Password, Repeat New Password and Current Password boxes and the Cancel and Save buttons.

Change your password from the Password row.

Your email address isn’t shown here, and you can’t change it yourself. To change it, contact Fetchski Support. Your Display Name is only how you appear. You still sign in with the same Username, or the same Fetchski account, after you change it.

If you sign in with your Fetchski account

When you use Sign in with Fetchski, your password belongs to your Fetchski account, not to this site. So the Password row doesn’t appear, and you can change your Display Name without typing a password.

AI

  • AI instructions: your own instructions, added to every FetchskiAI feature you use on this site. Use it for how you like text written, standing details about your work, or things FetchskiAI should always or never do for you.
They apply to you only. Admins and Owners set the site-wide instructions that apply to everyone. See Custom instructions.
Personal Settings on the AI tab, with the AI instructions row open and an example written in: "Write in a warm, upbeat voice. Our customers are dog owners in Portland. Use US spelling."Personal Settings on the AI tab, with the AI instructions row open and an example written in: "Write in a warm, upbeat voice. Our customers are dog owners in Portland. Use US spelling."

Your own instructions for FetchskiAI.

How the CMS looks for you

Two quick choices change how the CMS looks on your screen. Neither changes your site, and each is remembered in the browser you set it in.
  • Light or dark: choose the moon (or sun) in the toolbar to switch the CMS between dark and light. The sign-in page follows your choice too.
  • Logo color: choose your picture and name, then pick a color under Logo color: Indigo, Blue, Green or Lime. The Fetchski Attract logo in the CMS takes that color.
The user menu open with the Logo color swatches (Green chosen), and the toolbar in the light theme with the moon/sun button ringed.The user menu open with the Logo color swatches (Green chosen), and the toolbar in the light theme with the moon/sun button ringed.

Switch the CMS to light or dark, and pick your logo color.

Good to know

  • Your role isn’t set here. An Admin or Owner gives you a role in People & Roles.
  • Your visitors have their own switch. The moon in the toolbar changes only the CMS. Visitors switch your site between light and dark in its header.
  • A new browser starts fresh. Light or dark and your logo color are remembered per browser, so set them again on another computer.

Sign in

signing in and out.

Custom instructions

site-wide and personal AI instructions.

The toolbar and the command palette

every button in the toolbar.

What each role can do

what your role lets you do.