Open pretty much any text field in Cantrip and you'll notice a small wand icon sitting in the toolbar, right next to bold and italic. Click it and a window pops up labeled "AI Content Wizard." Describe what you want in a sentence, hit generate, and a couple of paragraphs show up for you to accept or toss.
That's the whole feature. No multi-step wizard walking you through what kind of business you run before it writes a word. No "let AI build your entire website" button buried in settings somewhere. Just a wand next to whatever field you're already staring at.
It has real limits, and they're deliberate. Ask it for an intro paragraph for a plumbing company's about page and you'll get two or three short paragraphs of plain text, maybe a bold word or a bullet list if the prompt calls for one. It won't write a headline. It won't touch a form, a nav menu, or a video embed. It's built to drop into the exact field you clicked it from and nothing else.
Every website gets a monthly budget: 10,000 tokens, reset on the first of the month. Each generation caps out at 1,000 tokens of output, so that budget is closer to eight or ten tries a month than a bottomless well. Run out, and the wand still shows up. It just tells you no until next month.
That's on purpose, honestly. What it hands you is a rough draft, not a finished page. It doesn't know your shop's actual story, or the thing a regular customer said last week that would sell better than anything it can write. Read the result back, cut whatever sounds like nobody, and put your own words in the parts that matter. Still faster than a blank field. That's the whole job it's doing: get you unstuck, not replace you.