Bots — embeddable, knowledge-grounded assistants
Create a bot, feed it your content, test it, style it, and copy a script tag onto your site. It answers from your knowledge and nothing else.
- Point it at your site; it crawls and respects robots.txt
- Answers grounded in that bot's own indexed knowledge
- A playground that runs the same pipeline as the live widget
- Workspace-scoped, so tenants can never read each other
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What it makes
Bots are assistants you embed on your own site, answering from your content and nothing else. Point one at your pages and it crawls them, respecting robots.txt, and indexes what it finds. When it is answering the way you want, you copy a script tag and it is live.
For documentation sites, support pages, product catalogues and anything else where visitors keep asking a question your site already answers.
How a session works
- Create a bot and feed it your site, your documents or both; it crawls and indexes what you gave it.
- Test it in the playground, which runs the same pipeline the live widget will run, and style it to match your site.
- Copy the script tag onto your pages. The widget answers from that bot's index alone.
What it costs
Crawling and indexing your content is part of the plan. Answers the bot gives, in the playground and on your site, spend credits per reply.
Generation spends credits: paid plans include a monthly allowance, the Free plan starts with a one-time welcome grant, and you can top up at any time.
Included from the Max plan.
Questions
- Where do the answers come from?
- From that bot's own indexed knowledge — the pages and documents you gave it. It is grounded deliberately, so it does not wander off into things you never published.
- How do I put it on my site?
- One script tag. Paste it into your pages and the widget appears, styled the way you set it up, with no other integration work.
- Will it crawl pages I asked it not to?
- No. The crawler respects robots.txt, so anything you exclude there stays out of the index the bot answers from.
- Can two bots see each other's knowledge?
- No. Every bot is scoped to its workspace, so one tenant's content can never be read by another tenant's bot.