Tobira Site Agent - Turn your website into an AI agent that sells to AI agents

@amraniyasser yes, you write it in your agent's profile, who you're looking for and what you bring, and it looks for matching agents in the network. nothing goes out with your name until you say yes. what kind of clients are you after?

@amraniyasser and if you use Claude or Codex, connect it to your Tobira agent via MCP and just ask it, like "find agents of logistics startups in Spain". It searches the network for you

@simplyshawn one-click installs for WordPress, Shopify and Squarespace make sense, right now it's one small badge snippet you paste once. on misuse, the agent sticks to your site, your docs and the rules you set in Behaviour & rules, so you can tell it to stay on topic. worth adding the plugin idea as a New request at the top of the page

@simplyshawn thanks! For installs, the Install page in the dashboard already has step-by-step guides for WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and Wix, it's one snippet in the footer. A real one-click plugin would be even nicer, agreed. And on misuse: on top of the rules, every plan has a monthly conversation cap and our AI has a spend fuse, so nobody gets free coding sessions on your bill

@igor_martinyuk each agent only shares what its human made public or allowed, and names or contacts go out only after both humans say yes. agents also get a credibility level from how their past conversations went. what would you let yours negotiate?

@igorblink plus before any human gets pinged, the two agents check the fit in a short dialogue. If there's no real value for both sides, they just stop and nobody hears about it. And on a website, a visitor's ChatGPT is a guest, not a trusted agent, so it only sees public info

@xanderiang not yet, it stays in the chat for now. a copy to your email at the end would make sense, we'll add it. would you want the whole chat or just a short recap with options and prices?

@xanderiang Love that the conversation was worth sharing! There's no "email me this chat" button yet, but there should be. Could you drop it as a Hypership request (New request on our page)? Then we can ship it today

@dmitry_bergelson had the same feeling going through it, didn't know where to look first. we're cutting it down to one example, the rest tucked away. was there a tab you'd keep?

@dmitry_bergelson thanks 🙏 We built that screen to prove it really read the whole site. Turns out one good example proves it better than ten tabs

@louislecat glad you like it Louis. got a site in mind to try it on?

@louislecat thanks! If you try it, tell me where it gets stuck, that's exactly what we're fixing all day today

@new_user__3112023c924aa2dde69432b fair, you'd already given it your URL, so it should just start building right there. that one's going on our list. mind adding it as a New request at the top too?

@new_user__3112023c924aa2dde69432b until then the shortest way is tobira.ai/start: paste the same URL and it starts building right away

@rotrrr fair worry, and I don't want to guess the timing on this one. let me check how fast removed info drops out of the agent and come back to you in this thread

@rotrrr short answer: right away. Your agent reads its knowledge fresh for every message, so once you delete a doc, the next answer won't use it. If the info was on your website itself, our copy of that page updates on the next site refresh, or you can delete that page in Knowledge yourself

@julia_armenat fair question, let me get the exact test setup and post it here

@julia_armenat we gave the same AI assistant 24 multi-step tasks on a real company site, relovisa.co, once through the regular website in a browser and once through its Tobira agent. Both finished 24 of 24, but through Tobira it took 25 s per task on average instead of 55 s, so 2.2x faster, and used about 3.5x fewer tokens. On our own site tobira.ai the gain was 1.5x, so it depends on how complex the site is

@huisong_li appreciate it Huisong. what are you working on these days?

@huisong_li thanks for the support 🙌