Cinatra for Drupal overview

Cinatra for Drupal overview

Cinatra for Drupal puts the Cinatra AI editing assistant right on your Drupal pages, so content editors can draft, expand, and revise content in a chat panel next to what they are editing — without leaving the page they are working on.

The assistant talks to your Cinatra instance — the one whose address you enter in the module settings. You choose and control which instance your content goes to; the module is not tied to a fixed outside service.

Who it is for

Editorial teams that author content in Drupal and want AI help in context — drafting a section, tightening a paragraph, fixing metadata — without copying text out to a separate tool and back. Administrators stay in control of who sees the assistant and which Cinatra instance it connects to.

What it lets you do

• Adds an AI assistant panel on node pages, node edit forms, and the front page, so help is one click away while you write.
• Knows the page you are on, so its suggestions fit the content you are actually editing.
• Drafts and rewrites text on request. The editor always reviews what the assistant suggests and decides what to keep; when your instance supports it, suggested changes can be dropped straight into the form.
• Shows the assistant only to the people you choose, using a dedicated Drupal permission — not to every logged-in user.
• Connects with one click: enter your instance address and approve a consent screen; the integration credential is provisioned and stored automatically — no key is copied or pasted.

Where to go next

• New here? The quick start takes you from install to a working assistant without leaving the page.
• Already set up? See Use it for what you do day to day.
• Administering the module? See Settings & permissions.
• Hit a problem? See Troubleshooting.
• Want the deeper material and platform references? See Advanced & reference.

For cross-cutting Cinatra material that is not specific to Drupal, see the canonical Guides chapter.