The JSON response is incomplete
A long response may be cut off before the assistant finishes delivering the JSON.
Do not paste a response that contains missing sections, placeholder comments or text such as “the rest remains unchanged.”
Ask for a complete result using fewer layouts, or switch to the copy-link workflow.
Example prompt
The previous JSON response appears incomplete. Do not invent missing parts. Prepare a copy link for the approved Brixies selection instead. If any selection details are unavailable, ask me before proceeding. Do not change my website.
See Generate a copy link for that workflow.
You copied explanations along with the JSON
Copy only the contents of the JSON code block.
Exclude:
- The assistant’s introduction or explanation.
- Markdown fences around the code block.
- Any text after the JSON.
- Separate configuration examples or commands.
Use the code block’s copy button when available.
See Get JSON in chat for an example.
Bricks does not accept the JSON
- Confirm that you copied the complete layout JSON.
- Make sure you are pasting inside the Bricks editor.
- Close any text field or code editor that currently has focus.
- Copy the JSON again directly from the assistant’s response.
- Paste it without passing it through a rich-text editor.
If Bricks still rejects it, ask the assistant to check that the response is complete, valid JSON in the expected Bricks format.
Valid JSON alone is not enough. The data must also have the structure Bricks expects for the layouts.
Keep any error message that Bricks displays.
The assistant split the result across several messages
Avoid manually joining fragments of a combined JSON response. Missing punctuation or repeated sections can make the result unusable.
Ask for a smaller selection delivered as one complete result, or use a copy link.
If you want to receive layouts separately, ask for each one as a complete, independently usable result.
The layouts were pasted more than once
Check the Bricks Structure panel before pasting again.
If the first paste succeeded, another paste can add duplicate elements. Remove only the duplicates you have identified, then review the page before saving.
The layout looks different after pasting
Check:
- The selected framework and ACSS version, where applicable.
- Required framework styles and plugins.
- Existing site styles or class conflicts.
- Missing images, fonts or other dependencies.
- Any content or styling changes you requested from the assistant.
Describe the affected layout and the difference before requesting changes. Avoid broad edits to shared framework classes.
If the problem started after the assistant modified the JSON, compare it with an unmodified version of the same layout.
Still need help?
Include:
- The assistant you used.
- Your browser and Bricks version.
- The exact error message.
- The layout names or IDs and selected framework.
- Whether the response was complete or split across messages.
- Any changes requested before the JSON was delivered.