The AI agent that does its own integration work
It maps the APIs your site runs on, connects to them on its own, and takes instructions in plain language. Everyone else in this category ships you engineers.
From URL to working agent
Point it at your site; it connects itself. Set its rules in your own words: what it may do, what it must never do. Switch on your channels and it goes live instantly. Then refine it by telling the agent what to change. See the whole process on How it works.
What the agent does
Every channel from one setup
The agent you build runs, and acts, in every channel you switch on. Teach it once and it knows the same answers everywhere; another channel is another place to receive work, not a second agent to configure.
ChannelsExact answers from live systems
It finds what your pages call to show stock and prices, then starts using those endpoints itself. An order question runs a live lookup, availability is read at the moment of asking, and each visitor sees their own prices, availability and region.
Self-integrating agentReal actions, done for the visitor
It sees the page the visitor is on and can operate it for them, rather than talking them through it. Anything your site can already do is in reach: look up an order, add to the basket, hold a booking, file a lead. When a message needs work behind it, the work is done before the reply goes out.
Co-navigationThe Algomo difference
It installs with one snippet and is live in minutes. Public endpoints are discovered automatically; internal systems are connected with us. Nothing for your engineers to build.
Change anything by telling it. Set what it is allowed to do and when to hand off, and the limits hold; if it lacks a tool for what you ask, it builds one.
A watchdog watches every connection. When a redesign breaks an endpoint, it notices, rescans and rebuilds the mapping on its own. You do not have to tell us.
Algomo acts inside the visitor's own browser session, not from our servers: it works on any website, needs no platform app, and sites that block server-side traffic are not a problem. There are guides for Shopify, WooCommerce, commercetools and D-EDGE, but the normal case is a stack that appears on no list: see Integrations.
Go deeper
How it finds what your pages call to show stock and prices, then starts using those endpoints itself.
Self-integrating agentManage everything in plain English: what it may do, what it must never do, when to hand off.
Natural-language controlReal actions, in the visitor's session: it operates the page for them.
Co-navigationEverything Algomo can do is exposed over MCP: point your own agent at ours and it can run the setup for you.
Developers and MCPFAQ
What counts as a real action?
Anything your site can already do: look up an order, check availability, add to the basket, hold a booking, file a lead. The agent calls the same endpoints your pages do.
Where does the agent run?
On your website it acts inside the visitor's own browser session, so it sees their prices, region and availability.
What do you need from us to start?
A URL. Public endpoints are discovered automatically; internal systems are connected with us.
Can we limit what it is allowed to do?
Yes, just by telling it, and the limits hold. Most businesses put refunds and anything that charges a card out of bounds.
Can we see it working before we commit?
Yes. Start free puts a working agent on your own site in minutes, before any sales conversation.
Put an AI agent on your site today
Give us your URL and see what it finds on your own site.