Choose an assistant
Which assistant would you like to set up?
Name your assistant
Your workspace and a first assistant are already created. Give it a name.
What should it do?
Pick a starting template — it sets a starter prompt you can refine anytime.
How will you connect it?
Choose where the assistant will live.
Connect it
Your secret key is shown once — put it on your server, never in the browser.
Use a saved workspace key, or create one in Developers.
Two keys for your project
One key connects public chat. The other updates your knowledge base.
Your connection keys
Public key
Public key: visible in your website's code. It only opens guest chat.
Secret synchronization key
Uploads and updates the knowledge base. Keep it on your server. Shown only once - save it now.
Save these values in your project's .env. Add .env to .gitignore. Do not share the secret, paste it into AI conversations, or include it in frontend bundles. Only the public key belongs in browser code. In WordPress, use the plugin settings instead of .env.
Verify & preflight
Confirm your email, then we check your setup is ready. This is a preflight — it verifies config, not a live widget test. To fully test, open your site after.
Your assistant is ready
Open your site and ask about the current page — or head to your cabinet.