Everything it takes to run an AI knowledge agent your customers can trust — from the first upload to the API that drives it.

23 guides covering setup, deployment, operations and the API.
Create your first agent and give it something to know.
Create a chatbot, train it on a document, and put it on your site.
Which source type to use for which content, and how to keep a knowledge base clean.
Model choice, system prompt, temperature, and the settings that actually move answer quality.
What building a grounded assistant actually requires — and what it does not.
Get the agent in front of people, wherever they already are.
Script widget, iframe embed, share link, and domain restrictions.
Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, Zendesk and Zoho Desk.
Give a bot a phone number that answers calls and books appointments.
Connect Claude Desktop, Claude Code or Cursor to your knowledge bases.
The screens you live in once the agent is answering real questions.
Let an agent escalate to a person, and answer live from the dashboard.
Collect contact details in the conversation and get them out to your CRM.
Read the numbers, then turn unanswered questions into new knowledge.
Generate long-form documents grounded in a bot’s knowledge base.
Separate bots by audience, and share them without sharing your password.
Admins, staff, per-bot permissions, and how seats are counted.
Programmatic access to bots, knowledge and conversations.
Authentication, scopes, every REST endpoint, and streaming.
Which integration path fits which job — and when to use both.
End-to-end retrieval-augmented generation on top of Chat.co.
Turn an internal app into a trained chatbot in about 30 minutes.
Turn a static FAQ page into an assistant that actually answers.
Keep answers grounded, and keep your data where it belongs.
Why a citation is wrong, and the levers that fix it.
Symptom-first fixes for the failures people actually hit.
Data handling, model privacy posture, access control and retention.
Set up OIDC single sign-on and enforce it for your email domain.
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