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REST · SSE · Widget
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REST · SSE · Widget

Embed your AI agent in a few lines.

Web widget, REST API, WhatsApp, SMS OTP and MCP tools: everything to plug Deep Agent Studio into your website, mobile app or internal systems — and pick the right AI model for each agent.

REST API v1Platform & BYOKFR / ENCreate my workspace

What do you want to do?

Pick your starting point — each guide takes a few minutes to read.

Getting started: from sign-up to your first published agent

About ten minutes is enough: create your workspace, connect an AI provider, draw the flow, test, publish.

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Web widget: floating button, iframe or link

Paste the script before </body>: a chat bubble appears in your brand colors.

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REST API: chat from your server

POST /api/v1/re-act-agent/chat.

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Sessions: init, auto and history

Open a session before the first message, or let the server resolve it.

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Realtime: SSE and WebSocket

Render the answer as it streams instead of waiting for the agent turn to finish.

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OTP code: verify identity

Two calls to prove the customer's number before any sensitive data.

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WhatsApp & SMS

Talk to customers where they already write, with the same agent and the same rules.

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MCP tools & custom functions

Expose your business APIs (billing, orders, CRM, inventory) via an MCP server or a function: the bot decides on its own when to call them, from their description.

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MCP servers: connect your tools

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a standard for exposing tools to an agent.

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Functions: prepare your business APIs

A function turns an HTTPS URL of your system into a tool: the agent sends arguments as JSON, your API answers with JSON.

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CRM, helpdesk, e-commerce: ready-made connectors

Without writing code, connect your teams' tools: the agent uses generic operations (customer profile, customer note, ticket update, order status…) tha

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Webhooks: receive and send events

Two directions: your systems trigger the agent (inbound), and the platform notifies you of handovers and conversation endings (outbound).

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Pick the right AI model for each agent

A support agent, a Flow node and a Deep mission do not need the same model.

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Quality: test suites and guardrails

Before promising a behavior to your customers, replay it.

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Security & allowed domains

List allowed domains (yoursite.com) in Developer tab > Domains.

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API reference

Two families: the public API (chat, sessions, OTP) called from your site or server, and the admin API (JWT) to manage your workspace.

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Troubleshooting: common errors

The error message almost always says what to fix.

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Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the questions we get most often.

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Glossary

The terms used in the documentation and in the interface.

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Quickstart

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Create your workspace, then your first bot from the dashboard.

2

Open the bot's Developer tab to get the botId and widget URL.

3

Paste the script on your website or call the REST API from your server.

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See it in action

Three short videos to build your first agent, tour your workspace and connect your systems.

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