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Chatbot Widget & Connections

#111 0:15 Part of the Rysh video series

Drop a rysh-powered chatbot on your website with one script tag.

Chatbot Widget & Connections — 0:15 walkthrough

What you'll see

  1. Each workspace has its own chatbot config: system prompt, model, and allowed origins.
  2. Embed it with a single script, /chatbot/widget.js, and the widget appears on the site.
  3. Each visitor gets their own session, and a human can take over the conversation at any time.
  4. The same workspace can connect external channels -- Slack, WhatsApp, Email -- into one inbox.

Commands shown

echo 'Chatbot config (per workspace): system prompt | model | allowed origins'
echo '<script src=https://rysh.works/chatbot/widget.js></script>'
echo 'Per-visitor sessions + human takeover at any time'
echo 'External connections: Slack | WhatsApp | Email -> one inbox'

Keys used

Enter

Transcript

0:00Drop a rysh-powered chatbot on your website with one script tag.

0:05Each workspace has its own chatbot config -- a system prompt, a model, and a list of allowed origins that may embed it.

0:15You embed it with a single script -- chatbot slash widget dot js -- and the widget appears on your site.

0:25Every visitor gets their own session, and at any point a human can step in and take over the conversation from the bot.

0:35Beyond the website, the same workspace can connect external channels -- Slack, WhatsApp, Email -- so every conversation lands in one place.

Key takeaway
A per-workspace chatbot embeds via /chatbot/widget.js with per-visitor sessions, human takeover, and external Slack/WhatsApp/Email connections.