How to Add AI Search to Your Website With No Training
By Mohamed Lotfi SassiPublished 2 min read
Open almost any company website and try to find a specific answer. Shipping times. A refund rule. Whether the product works with your setup. Most people give up after two clicks and either leave or email support.
Everyone knows an AI assistant would help. What stops most teams is the setup: documents to upload, answers to write, weeks of testing. So the project sits on a list and never ships.
What "no training" means
With the AI Search Assistant, you don't train anything. You give it your website address. It reads every page, including content that only appears in a real browser. Then it answers visitors from that content, with links to the source.
When you publish something new, it updates itself.
The setup
- Enter your website address. The assistant starts reading your pages.
- Wait a few minutes. It builds a private index of your content.
- Paste one script tag before the closing body tag of your site.
That's it. You get a search box and a chat assistant, and you can use one or both.
Search and chat in one
Some visitors like to browse results. Others prefer to ask a question. The AI Search Assistant does both from the same index, so the answers are always consistent.
Why answers only from your content matter
Generic chatbots sometimes fill gaps with confident guesses. That is a risk for any business. The AI Search Assistant answers only from your own pages and says so when the answer isn't there. Every answer links to its source, so visitors can check.
What you learn from it
The dashboard shows what visitors search for, which questions return no answer, and which pages lead to clicks. Unanswered questions are a list of content you should write next.