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Both routes end in the same place, code and a site that you own, so the real question is timing. A few changes are easier to make in the prompt, before anything exists; most are quicker to ask for once you can see the app in the preview.

Pick the right moment

As a rule of thumb, change what shapes the whole app before the build, and everything else after:

Edit the prompt before you build

Use this route for the changes the table marks as before the build.
1

Copy the prompt

Open the card’s Prompt window and click Copy prompt.
2

Edit it in any text editor

Change the names, copy or lists you care about. Keep the structure, the exact URLs and the acceptance check: they are what makes the result predictable.
3

Paste it into Build mode

Open Chat, switch to Build, paste the edited prompt and send it.
Change words and values, not the engineering. Prompts such as Pair Trader Dex contain every file of a tested app and ask the builder not to rewrite anything; editing that code by hand in the prompt is the easiest way to break it. Ask for changes after the build instead.

Ask for changes after the build

For everything else, stay in the chat where the template was built. Describe one change at a time, look at the preview, then push and redeploy. Name the part of the screen you mean and the result you want.

Ten change requests you can paste

Each of these works as a message on its own. Swap in your own names, colours and links.
When the change looks right, ship it:

Tips for good results

  • One change per message. Small steps are easier to check and easier to undo.
  • Point at the screen. “The green button under the ticket” works better than “the button”.
  • Keep the acceptance check. After a big change, ask the builder to run the template’s acceptance checks again.
  • Keep keys out of code. Never paste your OpenFinance key into the chat or ask for it to be put in a file or an environment variable. Trading templates take the key in the browser only.
  • Test trading changes with small sizes, and check that every send still asks you to confirm.

FAQ

Yes. Build one template, then ask for a feature from the other in plain words, for example “add a ratio chart like Pair Trader Dex below the main chart”. Paste the relevant part of the other prompt if you want it exact.
Yes. Ask for the change in the same chat, then push and redeploy. The address stays the same.

Next

How it works

The full flow from demo to deployed site.

Build mode

Preview, Push, Deploy and the Build panel.