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What is ASDK

ASDK adds AI agents to your website with one script. Every agent answers from one knowledge base built from your site. What it does and where it stands.

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ASDK adds AI agents to a website. You add one script to your site, ASDK builds a knowledge base from your pages and the documents you give it, and you switch on the agents you need in a dashboard. Every agent works from the same knowledge, so what a visitor reads in the chat matches what an AI assistant learns when it reads your site.

Who ASDK is for

ASDK is built for businesses whose website does real selling and support work: B2B companies, agencies, professional services and online software. Their visitors arrive with specific questions — about pricing, fit, integrations, lead times or security — and the answers often already exist somewhere on the site.

ASDK is self-serve: there is no sales team, and you connect a site and choose a plan yourself. Plans and limits are listed on the pricing page.

How the pieces fit together

ASDK has three parts, and each has its own page in these docs.

  1. One script. A single script tag on your site loads the ASDK widget and any agents you have switched on. Plugins for common website builders and tag managers are planned.
  2. One knowledge base. ASDK reads the pages of your site and the documents you upload, and keeps them in a form that is fast to search. Every answer starts there. See The knowledge base.
  3. A team of agents. Each agent does one job — answering questions, qualifying leads, making your site readable for AI assistants, and later search, quotes and voice. See Agents.

For people and for their AI agents

Buyers can also ask an AI assistant to research vendors for them. Those assistants read websites the way a crawler does: they look for clear text, structured data and sometimes machine-readable files such as llms.txt. The Agent-Ready agent uses the same knowledge base to make your site easier for them to read and, as the draft WebMCP standard matures, easier to act on.

You can see how ready a site is today with the free agent readiness checker.

What ASDK will not do

  • Make things up. Agents answer from your content and point to the pages they used. When the knowledge base has no answer, the agent says so and offers a way to reach you instead of guessing. The glossary explains grounding and why it matters.
  • Use your content to train foundation models. Your content and your visitors' conversations are used only to run ASDK for your site. The privacy policy has the details.
  • Hide that it is an AI. Visitors are always told they are talking to an AI agent.

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