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BotSmith lets you build an AI chat agent trained on your own documents, website, or plain text — and put it in front of your users in minutes. No code, no configuration files, no technical setup required. Just connect your content and go.
1

Create an account

Head to botsmith.pro and click Sign up. BotSmith uses Google for secure, one-click authentication — select Continue with Google, choose your Google account, and you’re in. No passwords to set or verify.
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Create your first agent

Once you land on your dashboard, click Create New Agent. BotSmith instantly creates a new agent and opens the agent builder, where you can:
  • Name your agent — give it a clear, recognisable name (you can change this at any time).
  • Choose an AI model — pick the model that best fits your use case from the Settings tab:
Your agent is created with a sensible default configuration — a helpful customer support persona, a Hello! How can I help you today? welcome message, and a balanced temperature setting. You can fine-tune all of these in the Settings tab later.
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Add training sources

Open the Sources tab and click Add Source. You can train your agent on any combination of the following:
  • File upload — drag and drop or browse for a PDF, DOCX, or TXT file. Great for product manuals, FAQs, knowledge bases, and policy documents.
  • Website URL — enter a URL and BotSmith will scrape the page content automatically. Ideal for pulling in your existing help centre, blog, or marketing site.
  • Plain text — paste any text directly into the editor. Useful for quick Q&A snippets or content you haven’t published anywhere yet.
You can add as many sources as your plan allows. Each source shows a processing status badge — wait for it to read processed before moving on.
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Preview and test your agent

Click the Preview button in the top navigation bar to open the built-in chat window. Type questions that your real users might ask and check that the agent’s answers are accurate and on-brand.If a response isn’t quite right, go back to the Sources tab to add or remove content, or adjust the system instructions in Settings to steer the agent’s tone and focus.
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Deploy your agent

When you’re happy with how your agent responds, open the Widget tab to deploy it. You have several options:Chat Bubble Widget (recommended) — copy the script snippet and paste it before the closing </body> tag of your website’s HTML. A floating chat bubble will appear in the bottom-right corner of every page.
Iframe embed — embed the agent as an inline panel inside any page using a standard <iframe> tag.Public link — share a direct chat URL with anyone — no website required. Perfect for beta testers, internal teams, or social sharing.All agents are publicly accessible by default, so your link is ready to share the moment you copy it.

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What’s next?

Customize Appearance

Change your agent’s colours, avatar, chat bubble icon, and welcome screen to match your brand.

Connect a Website Widget

Learn advanced widget configuration options, including custom positioning and trigger behaviour.

Add to Slack

Invite your agent to a Slack channel so your team can query it without leaving their workflow.

View Analytics

Track conversations, message volume, and user engagement across all your agents.