AI Studio Adds Server Side Rendering, Secrets Support

TL;DR

AI Studio now supports server side rendering for pages and secrets. This is a standard update; direct action is likely not required for most users unless you are actively building with AI Studio.

Who this affects

HighLevel has not confirmed who this affects. As this is an AI Studio update, it will likely be relevant for users currently leveraging or planning to leverage AI Studio for client-facing pages or applications.

What changed

AI Studio has received two updates:

• It now supports server side rendering for pages.
• It now supports secrets.

HighLevel has not confirmed any limits, plan gating, or rollout status for these changes.

Where to find it

HighLevel has not published the location of these new capabilities within the product. Given they are AI Studio features, they will likely be accessible within the AI Studio interface, possibly under settings or configuration options for AI-generated pages and applications.

How agencies will use this

Agencies building custom AI-powered tools or pages for their clients within HighLevel's AI Studio can use these new features. For instance, an agency developing an AI assistant (using AI Studio) that needs to connect to an external API might store the API key as a 'secret' within AI Studio. This would protect the sensitive credential from being exposed in client-side code. Concurrently, implementing server side rendering for pages built with AI Studio could improve initial page load times and search engine optimization (SEO) for those client-facing assets, as the content is fully rendered on the server before being sent to the browser.

Our take

This is a standard update, not a major shift this week. The addition of server side rendering and secrets support for AI Studio is a technical refinement. It provides better security practices and potentially improved performance for those actively developing with AI Studio. If you are not using AI Studio, this update is likely not relevant to your current operations. HighLevel has not released details on who is affected, nor where to find these features, which limits immediate practical application for many.