Quickstart
Mint a key and build a working agent via the API in about five minutes.
Authentication
API keys, scopes, and how the dual browser / key auth model works.
Concepts
Agents, skills, knowledge, guardrails, and playbooks — what each one does.
API Reference
The full REST contract, generated from the OpenAPI spec.
What you can build
- An AI answering service that handles calls 24/7, answers questions from your knowledge base, and transfers to a human when it should.
- Field-service automation — book a visit, look up a job’s status, or capture a new request on the phone.
- Order status & support — resolve “where is my order” and common questions across voice and chat.
How it fits together
1
Create an agent
An agent is the single thing you configure: its persona, language, and voice.
2
Give it knowledge and skills
Add knowledge (your FAQs, docs, and URLs) so it can answer accurately, and skills
(tools) so it can take actions like booking or transferring.
3
Add guardrails and playbooks
Guardrails keep it on-policy; playbooks script multi-step flows for repeatable tasks.
4
Publish and connect a channel
Publish a frozen version, then connect a phone number or embed the chat widget.