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Capy AI Agent is a chatbot plugin powered by Capy AI…
<h3>External services</h3>
This plugin connects to the Capy AI API to load a chatbot agent.
It loads the chatbot via an iframe from <code>https://api.capy-ai.com</code>, using the provided Agent ID and Secret Key (configured in the plugin settings). It also performs a fetch request to retrieve agent customization data like colors and avatar from that domain.
Additionally, the plugin fetches branding information (like color theme and avatar image) from the same API endpoint: <code>https://api.capy-ai.com/agent/public/{agent_id}</code>. The avatar image is dynamically used in the toggle button of the widget.
No user-specific personal data is sent from the website. The iframe may request microphone access (if needed for voice), and is served by Capy AI.
Capy AI is provided by CapyDev. 
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Privacy policy: https://www.capy-ai.com/privacy

Capy AI Agent

Capy AI Agent is a chatbot plugin powered by Capy AI...

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Sitewise turns your existing pages into a chat assistant that answers visitors using only your own content — no hallucinated competitors, no off-brand advice. It also includes the original request-a-call-back form, so visitors who would rather talk can leave their number.
The plugin compiles your published content into a small knowledge corpus (the <code>llms.txt</code> / <code>llms-full.txt</code> pattern) and keeps it in sync as you publish and edit. A lightweight Cloudflare Worker answers questions strictly from that corpus, and falls back to your contact page when it does not know.
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Note: the grounded chat assistant is in preview while we finish the hosted Worker. Out of the box the public floating widget is the request-a-call-back form (no Worker required). Once you connect a Worker and switch the front-end to chat mode, the same launcher becomes the assistant.
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<h4>What you get</h4>
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<li>Request-a-call-back widget — a floating launcher (or inline <code>[sitewise]</code> shortcode) that lets visitors leave their number; submissions are stored in your dashboard and emailed to you. This is the default front-end widget today.</li>
<li>Grounded chat assistant (preview) — once a Cloudflare Worker is connected, the launcher answers from your pages only.</li>
<li>Self-maintaining corpus — rebuilt automatically when you publish, edit, trash, or delete content.</li>
<li>Public <code>llms.txt</code> files — so other AI agents can read your site too.</li>
<li>Hand-curation where it counts — an orientation block and an FAQ block you write once, plus a per-page “AI summary” box.</li>
<li>Request-a-call-back form — the original Call-Me-Back feature, rewritten clean. Use the <code>[sitewise_callback]</code> shortcode or the sidebar widget; submissions are stored in your dashboard and emailed to you.</li>
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<h4>Two ways to run it</h4>
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<li>BYO Cloudflare (free): deploy the included Worker to your own Cloudflare account and pay your own (tiny) inference cost. Cleanest privacy story.</li>
<li>Hosted (optional): paste a site key from a Sitewise account and let us host the Worker, with analytics and stronger models.</li>
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<h4>Privacy</h4>
By default the Worker logs no chat content — only message counts for rate limiting. Your corpus is built from already-public pages.
<h3>A note on this update (3.x → 4.0)</h3>
This plugin began life as Call me back widget. Version 4.0 keeps that call-back form as a built-in feature and adds the Sitewise assistant as the new headline capability. Existing call-back users keep their widget — enable it under Settings → Sitewise → Call-back widget — and gain the assistant on top. See the upgrade notice below.

Sitewise

Add an on-page assistant that answers only from your own content, plus the classic request-a-call-back form. Grounded, cheap, no SaaS lock-in.

Capy AI Agent vs Sitewise