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Custom AI Assistants

A private ChatGPT that answers from your own content.

Overview

Your answers already exist, buried in manuals, policies, tickets, and shared drives. People still ask a colleague or wait for email. A custom assistant reads your own content and answers questions in plain language, with a link back to the source. It is a focused chat, not a general one: it speaks from what you gave it.

Who it's for

Support teams, HR and operations, and any company sitting on a large body of documents. Useful anywhere staff or customers ask the same questions again and again.

What's included

  • Trained on your own documents, wikis, tickets, and product data.
  • Answers in plain language, with a link to the source passage.
  • Says when it does not know instead of making something up.
  • Runs on your website for customers or behind login for staff.
  • Respects who may see what, so answers stay inside permissions.
  • Keeps up with your content, so answers do not go stale.

Where it fits

01

A support team puts an assistant on the help page, so customers get an instant answer from the manual before a ticket is ever opened.

02

New hires ask an internal assistant about policies and procedures, instead of interrupting a colleague or digging through the shared drive.

03

A sales team asks a product assistant for the right spec sheet and price during a call, and gets the answer with its source in seconds.

Questions

How is this different from an AI agent?

An assistant answers questions. An agent takes actions, like processing an order or clearing an inbox. This is the assistant: it reads your content and replies in chat, and it does not change anything in your systems on its own.

Will it make up answers?

It is built to answer from your content and to show the source, and to say it does not know when the answer is not there. That will not be perfect, but it is far safer than a general chatbot guessing. We tune it against real questions before it goes live.

Does our data get used to train someone else's model?

No. Your documents stay yours. We use models in a setup where your content answers your questions only, not to train a public model, and we can run it in your own environment when that matters.

Let's build it.

Tell us the problem. We design the solution, then give you a clear scope, timeline, and fixed price.

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