From a URL to a working agent
Paste your URL and the agent wires itself into the endpoints your pages already call. No scoping call, no build phase.
From your URL to a live agent
It reads your pages the way a visitor would and watches the endpoints they call: search, stock, prices, availability.
Each endpoint becomes an action: look up a product, quote a price, add to the basket. It finds public endpoints on its own; private ones are connected with us.
Brief it the way you would brief a new colleague: what it may do, what it must never do, when to hand off. Ask for something it cannot do yet and it builds itself the tool.
One line of code and it is live, talking to real customers and acting on the page they are looking at.
One platform, start to finish
Build it
Describe your business and the agent builds itself from your site. No flow charts, no scripts, no engineers.
Optimize it
Read real conversations, see the actions the agent took, and correct it by telling it what you wanted; the change applies from the next conversation.
Scale it
Add sites, languages and channels without starting again. What it learned about your systems carries over.
When your site changes
When a redesign moves an endpoint the agent depends on, it notices, rescans and rebuilds the part that broke. You hear about it after the fix, not from a customer.
Self-integrating agentFAQ
What if my site has few discoverable endpoints?
Server-rendered sites expose less for the agent to discover on its own. In that case we connect the systems behind them with you.
Do you copy my data?
No. It works from your live pages, so there is no stored copy to go stale.
What do you need from us?
A URL. Anything that sits behind a login is set up together.
What happens when we redesign?
If an endpoint it depends on moves, the agent spots the break and repairs that part itself. The first you see of it is the fix.
Who can make changes after launch?
Anyone who can describe the change. Every change lands in a reviewable session you can save or discard.
See it work on your site today
Give it your URL and see what it turns up on your own site.