Your users already use AI. Meet them inside your app.
Most people will never connect your app to ChatGPT. So bring the agent to them. A button, a link or a menu item in your app opens a chat that knows your app and can work in it.
How it works
1. Build.
Choose what it can use: your apps, tools, MCP servers, skills and docs. Give it only docs and you have a help center that answers.
2. Embed.
Paste one script tag. It opens as a sidebar in your app. Or give it its own web address.
3. Sign in once.
Your server signs a short note for the person who is signed in. About ten lines of code. They never log in again.
Your roles. Your rules.
The agent acts as the person using it. When it calls your app, your own permission checks run. A viewer can only view. An admin can do admin work.
It asks before it acts.
Anything that sends, deletes or moves money waits for the person to click Confirm. Text inside an email or a document is read as data, never as an order.
You stay in charge.
Set a daily message limit per person. Set a daily spend cap, with an email at 80%. Turn it off with one switch. See every conversation started, tool call, error and thumbs up.
The hard part is done.
Long chats, tool calls, retries, memory and model choice. Big companies spend months building this. You get it on day one.
It speaks your users' language.
Tamil, Hindi, Hinglish, English and more. It answers in the language they write in.
Pay for what your users use.
AI at cost, plus a small fee for the agent's work. No seat fees.