SutraWeave
Turn your docs into an AI bot in minutes, not months
6 followers
Turn your docs into an AI bot in minutes, not months
6 followers
Most AI bot builders assume you have an engineering team and a quarter to spare. SutraWeave assumes you have an afternoon. Three steps, start to finish: Connect your data — website, PDFs, Notion, or your database. It syncs and indexes instantly. Train your bot — set its persona and behavioural boundaries. The engine handles the semantic context. Deploy anywhere — one line of script on your site
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We've added Notion and Slack integrations to make your AI agents sharper and your human support teams faster.
🧠 Notion Knowledge Sync
Your AI agent can now read directly from your company's Notion workspace. Connect your account, pick your docs, and the bot instantly understands your business — no more manual data entry.
🤝 Slack Human Handoff
When a customer needs a human, the conversation routes straight to a dedicated Slack thread. Your team replies right from Slack, and the website visitor gets the answer in real time.
📚 Learns from your team
Every time an agent answers in Slack, SutraWeave captures that reply and reuses it — so next time someone asks the same question, the bot handles it automatically.
Ship faster, support smarter. Try it at SutraWeave 👇
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Connected my Notion docs and had a working bot in under 20 minutes, which honestly shocked me. The persona controls feel more thoughtful than other tools I have poked at.
the three-step setup is honestly what sold me, got a bot running on our docs in like 20 minutes without touching any code
Really like the simplicity here, three steps is exactly what I want. One thing that would be a game changer for me is a built-in way to A/B test different bot personas against each other so I can see which one actually converts better, not just vibes-based guessing.