Version-aware planning
Scope each project carefully so answers come from the docs version your users need.
ChattyBox indexes public Read the Docs pages so users can ask questions and get answers that link back to guides, references, and versioned documentation.
ChattyBox esegue la scansione della documentazione esistente, indicizza il contenuto per il recupero e incorpora un chatbot che risponde utilizzando i tuoi documenti anziché la memoria del modello generico.
Connect the public Read the Docs project URL or sitemap.
Choose the version, language, or URL scope that should answer support questions.
Test onboarding, reference, and troubleshooting questions in the dashboard.
Embed ChattyBox on a site where you control custom JavaScript, or use the indexed docs as a public source.
Three-step launch
Open source and product docs often grow across versions and sections. A source-cited chatbot helps users find the right page faster.
Scope each project carefully so answers come from the docs version your users need.
Use published pages as the knowledge base, with no private repository access required.
Use unanswered questions to identify missing examples and confusing sections.
Keep Read the Docs as the source of truth while adding an assistant where you can install custom JavaScript.
Browse platform-specific AI chatbot pages for website builders, docs frameworks, CMS tools, help centers, and knowledge bases.
Show users the exact source pages that support each AI answer.
Install the ChattyBox widget on your website, docs, help center, or app shell.
Use the step-by-step launch checklist for documentation chatbot rollout.
Yes. Public Read the Docs pages can be indexed from a project URL or sitemap.
Yes, but you should scope projects or URLs intentionally so users receive answers from the right version.
Yes. ChattyBox can link back to the Read the Docs pages used in each answer.
No. Public page crawling is enough for many documentation chatbot launches.