Endpoint and auth questions
Answer from authentication guides, endpoint descriptions, examples, and error references.
ChattyBox helps API users find authentication steps, endpoint behavior, parameters, and code examples from your published ReadMe documentation.
ChattyBox przeszukuje istniejącą dokumentację, indeksuje treść w celu pobrania i osadza chatbota, który odpowiada, korzystając z dokumentów zamiast ogólnej pamięci modelu.
Enter your public ReadMe docs URL or sitemap in ChattyBox.
Index API guides, reference content, troubleshooting pages, and examples.
Ask endpoint, auth, SDK, and error-handling questions to verify answer quality.
Embed the widget on pages where custom JavaScript is allowed.
Three-step launch
ReadMe docs often contain both narrative guides and endpoint references. ChattyBox turns that public knowledge into a conversational support layer.
Answer from authentication guides, endpoint descriptions, examples, and error references.
Citations help developers continue from the answer to the full guide or reference page.
Handle recurring integration and setup questions before they reach your support team.
Unanswered questions show where API documentation needs clearer examples or troubleshooting notes.
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 ReadMe docs can be crawled and used as source material for grounded answers.
Yes, as long as the endpoint details, parameters, examples, or error behavior are available in the indexed docs.
No. ChattyBox sits beside your existing docs and sends users back to ReadMe pages with citations.
Yes. Test common developer support questions in the ChattyBox dashboard before launching the widget.