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The AI agent that does its own integration work
Algomo maps the APIs your site runs on, connects to them on its own, and takes instructions in plain language. The others send you engineers or a connector list.
[ 01 of 05 ] · what the agent does
One agent, real work
Exact answers from live systems
Algomo finds what your pages call to show stock and prices, then uses those endpoints itself. An order question runs a live lookup, and each visitor sees their own prices, availability and region.
Real actions, done for the visitor
It sees the page the visitor is on and can operate it for them, rather than talking them through it. Anything your site can already do is in reach: look up an order, add to the basket, hold a booking, file a lead.
It works the page with the visitor
Algomo can open the right page, fill the form the visitor dictated, apply the code you gave it, add to the basket. The visitor watches it happen on their own screen, and can take over at any point.
Several agents, one conversation
Each agent is set up for its own job, and one can invoke another to complete a task. Your visitor still sees a single conversation.
Native booking, on real calendars
Algomo books meetings and viewings straight into Google or Outlook calendars, with working hours, buffers and video links handled. The right person gets the meeting, with the conversation attached.
Handover with the work attached
When a person needs to step in, the conversation arrives with what the agent already did attached, so nothing lands cold.
[ 02 of 05 ] · the algomo difference
Four differences, one system
Self-integrating
It installs with one snippet and is live in minutes. Public endpoints are discovered automatically; systems behind a login are connected with us. Nothing for your engineers to build.
Self-integrating agentCo-navigation
It acts inside the visitor's own browser session, on any website, with no platform app. The basket it fills, the booking it opens and the lead it files are the real ones, at the visitor's own prices.
Co-navigationAI-first
Change anything by telling it. Set what it may do and when to hand off, and the limits hold; if it lacks a tool for what you ask, it builds one. Everything is also reachable over MCP, for your own AI tools.
Stop offering discount codes on sale items.
Done. The rule is live and the promotions answer now matches it.
AI-firstSelf-healing
A watchdog watches every connection. When a redesign breaks an endpoint, it notices, rescans and rebuilds the mapping on its own. You hear about it after the fix, not from a customer.
Discovery gives it live data. Live data makes real actions safe. Plain-language control keeps it yours. The watchdog keeps it standing.
Self-integrating agent[ 03 of 05 ] · from url to working agent
Live in minutes, better every week
Point Algomo at your site and it connects itself. Set its rules in your own words: what it may do, what it must never do. Go live, then refine it by telling the agent what to change. The whole path is on How it works.
[ 04 of 05 ] · questions, answered
Questions, answered
What counts as a real action?
Anything your site can already do: look up an order, check availability, add to the basket, hold a booking, file a lead. The agent calls the same endpoints your pages do, so its reach is your site's reach.
Where does the agent run?
On your website it acts inside the visitor's own browser session, so it sees their prices, region and availability, and it works even where a platform blocks server-side traffic.
What do you need from us to start?
A URL. Public endpoints are discovered automatically; internal systems are connected with us. You can try the agent against your live data before a visitor ever does.
Can we limit what it is allowed to do?
Yes, just by telling it, and the limits hold. Most businesses put refunds and anything that charges a card out of bounds. When a question needs judgement, it hands off instead of improvising.
Can I change what it does after launch?
Yes, by telling it. A new policy, a new rule, a new limit: say it in plain language and the next conversation follows it. Ask what changed this week and it will tell you, with the call behind any answer you want to check.
What happens when we redesign our site?
The watchdog notices the broken endpoint, rescans and rebuilds the part that broke. You hear about it after the fix, not from a customer.
Can our own AI tools work with it?
Yes. Everything the agent can see and change is available over MCP, so Claude Code or any MCP-speaking tool can run the platform the same way you do in the chat. The reference is in the docs.
Do you train models on our conversations?
No. Conversations belong to you. We act on your instructions, for your purposes.
Does it work on our stack?
It acts in the visitor's browser session, so it works on any website and needs no platform app. There are guides for Shopify, WooCommerce and commercetools, but the normal case is a stack that appears on no list.
How long does setup take?
Minutes, because the agent does its own integration work. One line of code and it is live, talking to real visitors and acting on the page they are looking at.
Can we see it working before we commit?
Yes, twice over. The live examples run on real companies' sites right now, and Start free puts a working agent on your own site in minutes, before any sales conversation.
What does it cost?
You pay per useful conversation, not per seat, and chat is unlimited. The model is on the pricing page.
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