Site search
AI Search for Your Website
Replace a keyword box that returns twelve links with a search that answers the question from your own pages. Trained on your site, embedded as an inline panel or a floating widget, live in an afternoon.
Keyword search against AI search
The difference a visitor feels in the first ten seconds.
Understands the question
Return policy, refunds, sending it back, and can I get my money back all land on the same page. Keyword search needs the exact word; this does not.
Answers instead of listing
A visitor asking how long shipping takes gets the sentence that says so, not twelve links that mention shipping somewhere.
Drawn from your pages
Every answer comes from the pages you added, so it reflects your policies and your prices, not a general model's guess.
No dead ends
When your site does not cover a question, it says so and offers a way to reach you. No results found is not an answer.
The inline search panel
Two CDN files, a container with a height, and a mount call in chat mode.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.cortexvia.in/chatbotsdk-web.css" />
<script src="https://cdn.cortexvia.in/chatbotsdk-web.iife.js"></script>
<div id="cv-inline-chat" style="height:72vh"></div>
<script>
window.ChatbotSDK.mount("#cv-inline-chat", {
chatbotKey: "ctx-cb-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
config: {
mode: "chat",
title: "Ask about my work",
inputPlaceholder: "Ask anything..."
}
});
</script>Replace the placeholder key with the one from your Chatbots area. Change mode to chatbot for a floating launcher instead.
- The panel fills its container, so give the container a height
- Load the two CDN files once per page
- Works anywhere a script tag is allowed: WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, React, Next.js, plain HTML
Set it up
Four steps, none of which need a developer on the hosted platforms.
Add the pages that answer
Product pages, guides, FAQs, shipping, returns, pricing. Choose deliberately rather than crawling everything; stale pages produce stale answers.
Pick a container
Point the snippet at any element on your page. The panel fills it, so it can live in your header, a sidebar, or the top of a docs page.
Inline or floating
mode chat renders the search panel in place. mode chatbot gives you a floating launcher instead. One config value switches between them.
Test the top twenty
Take your twenty most common searches and ask them in plain language. Every gap you find is a page to add before launch.
Where it fits
Any site where visitors arrive with a question rather than a page in mind.
Documentation sites
Readers ask how do I instead of guessing the page title. Onboarding questions get answered before they become tickets.
Online stores
Does it fit, when does it arrive, can I return it. Shoppers ask, the panel answers from your own product and policy pages.
Course and knowledge sites
Students search across lessons, notes, and recorded lectures at once, and get the passage that answers rather than a lesson list.
Agencies and client sites
One snippet per client site, each trained on that client's pages. A search that answers is an easy upgrade to sell and a quick one to ship.
Questions
What site owners ask before swapping their search box.
Related
The same chatbot, pointed at different jobs.
Give your visitors an answer
Add the pages that answer questions, drop the panel where your search box is, and read what people ask.
Start with your ten most-searched questions. If the panel answers those from your own pages, it will answer the long tail too.