Cesurhan Uygun

Nice approach keeping the whole stack free, that's smart for freelancers who don't want another $29/mo tool just to send a welcome email. How are you thinking about the next step after onboarding though, like once the client is set up, do you see this evolving into ongoing client management or staying focused on that initial automation?

Congrats on the launch! The proactive UTM generation example is wild, that's the kind of 'actually does the work' behaviour that separates real agents from glorified autocomplete. We're building in the AI agent space too (chatbots for agency clients) and seeing similar patterns where the magic is in persistence + context. One question: how do you handle the trust handoff when Viktor wants to...

700k embeddings across 10k videos is impressive. We're using RAG for chatbot knowledge bases and the hardest part was keeping responses accurate when docs overlap. How do you handle conflicting info across different videos?

This is something I've been doing manually for our chatbot SaaS, running jailbreak prompts against the API before each release. Having it automated with CI/CD gates would save a ton of time. Does it support testing custom system prompts, or only the raw API endpoint?

Great to see another knowledge-base AI agent platform. About your embedding approach, are you doing chunk-level retrieval or full-doc context? I'm building something similar focused on web agencies and the RAG pipeline choices made a huge difference for answer quality.

Cool approach to the agent building workflow. Curious about something, when you say "customer support" agents, are those embeddable on client sites or more internal-facing? I'm building in a similar space (AI chat for web agencies) and the biggest thing I keep hearing is that agencies want something they can white-label and drop on client sites in 5 min. Would love to know how you're thinking...

Love the focus on agencies specifically, most PM tools try to be everything for everyone and end up being clunky for small teams. How do you handle client-facing visibility, like do clients get a read-only view of their project status? We're building for the same audience (AI chatbots for agencies) so always interesting to see tools that serve this crowd.

Cool to see BYOK getting its own dedicated tool. We built BYOK support into our chatbot platform so agencies can use their own OpenAI keys per client, but managing the keys themselves is always the messy part. Do you handle key rotation or expiry alerts too?

Been building in the agency tooling space too, so this caught my eye. The unlimited subaccounts at $97 is aggressive pricing against HighLevel. Are agencies actually ditching HL for this or is it mostly net-new customers finding you?

Nice idea Richie, the "continuing to work = acceptance" clause catch is wild. I've been building an AI chatbot platform for agencies and freelancers and contract gotchas are something my users deal with constantly. Are you planning to support scanning contractor SOWs too, or strictly employment-style contracts?

Nice work on keeping it simple, that's exactly what small biz owners need. I'm building an AI chatbot that agencies embed on client sites, so I see the same pattern, clients just want something that works without the technical overhead. Curious, are you seeing agencies use this to spin up sites for multiple clients, or is it mostly solo business owners signing up directly?

Really cool that you pull real reviews and photos from Google/Yelp automatically, that's the kind of context that makes generated sites actually useful. Do you have plans for adding embeddable widgets (like chat or lead capture) to the generated sites? I'm building something in that space and it feels like a natural next step for auto-generated sites.

Been building in the same space, embeddable AI chat for agencies. the human takeover feature is interesting, how does the handoff work in practice? Do agents get notified in real time or is it more async?

Cool approach turning links into conversational AI pages. I'm building something adjacent, embeddable AI chatbots that agencies white-label for their clients. Curious: are you seeing more traction from solo creators or from agencies managing multiple client pages?

Cool that you're targeting freelancers and agencies specifically, that's our world too. We're building TalkBuildr (AI chatbots that agencies embed on client sites). Curious: are you seeing agencies use this to spin up client sites faster, or mostly solo freelancers building for themselves?

Cool concept, I've been building something similar for website embeds (AI chatbots agencies can white-label for clients). Curious: are you seeing demand from agencies wanting to manage multiple client bots from one dashboard, or is it mostly individual creators using it?

Love the simplicity. 'Give your site its own voice' is a great way to put it. I'm building a chatbot platform for web agencies and the biggest insight has been that onboarding speed matters more than feature count, if they can't go from signup to working chatbot in under 5 minutes, they bounce. What's been your experience with time-to-first-chatbot?

Congrats on the launch! The problem framing is spot on, manual WhatsApp replies are a huge time sink. I'm building in a similar space but focused on website embeds for web agencies. Curious: how are you handling knowledge base training? We found that getting accurate answers from uploaded docs (especially content with tables or structured data) is the trickiest part to get right.