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Endpoint and auth questions
Answer from authentication guides, endpoint descriptions, examples, and error references.
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ChattyBox helps API users find authentication steps, endpoint behavior, parameters, and code examples from your published ReadMe documentation.
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Start by adding your public website URL to ChattyBox. It retrieves indexed content to guide answers and can show source-page links for visitors to inspect. Test answers and fallbacks before launch.
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ChattyBox crawls your existing website, documentation, help center, CMS, or knowledge base, then embeds a chatbot that answers from your own published content instead of generic model memory.
Crawl public docs, help articles, guides, API references, and product pages with readable HTML; page JavaScript is not executed.
Answer using retrieved source content instead of generic model memory.
Cite the pages used so users can verify answers and continue reading.
Use content-gap analytics on Pro or Business to decide what documentation to improve next.
1Workflow step
Enter your public ReadMe docs URL or sitemap in ChattyBox.
2Workflow step
Index API guides, reference content, troubleshooting pages, and examples.
3Workflow step
Ask endpoint, auth, SDK, and error-handling questions to verify answer quality.
4Workflow step
Embed the widget on pages where custom JavaScript is allowed.
Three-step launch
Paste your ReadMe URL, test cited answers, then install the widget.
API docs support
Help API users find the right answer without opening a ticket
ReadMe docs often contain both narrative guides and endpoint references. ChattyBox turns that public knowledge into a conversational support layer.
Decision path
Use these checkpoints to decide whether ChattyBox should sit beside your docs platform, replace a separate assistant, or stay isolated for testing.
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Guide users back to docs
Citations help developers continue from the answer to the full guide or reference page.
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Reduce repeated developer support
Handle recurring integration and setup questions before they reach your support team.
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Audit missing examples
Unanswered questions show where API documentation needs clearer examples or troubleshooting notes.
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01Platforms HubBrowse platform-specific AI chatbot pages for website builders, docs frameworks, CMS tools, help centers, and knowledge bases.02Source-Cited AI ChatbotLet users inspect retrieved source pages alongside supported AI answers.03Widget SetupInstall the ChattyBox widget on your website, docs, help center, or app shell.04Implementation GuideUse the step-by-step launch checklist for documentation chatbot rollout.
FAQ
Common questions
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Can ChattyBox answer from ReadMe API documentation?
Yes, when the public pages expose readable content in fetched HTML or a supported embedded API spec. The crawler does not execute page JavaScript; review the extracted content before relying on answers.
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Can it answer endpoint questions?
Yes, as long as the endpoint details, parameters, examples, or error behavior are available in the indexed docs.
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Does it replace ReadMe?
No. ChattyBox sits beside your existing docs and sends users back to ReadMe pages with citations.
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Can I test API questions first?
Yes. Test common developer support questions in the ChattyBox dashboard before launching the widget.
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