Artis

The AI agent that actually onboards your users for you

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The AI agent that actually onboards your users for you

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Artis is an AI agent that lives inside your product and actually onboards and implements for your users, not another manual tour builder. It talks, guides, and takes real actions (clicking, configuring, fixing) so people reach value without a support ticket. No MAU penalties, no six-week implementation projects, just an agent that keeps working every time you ship. Built for SaaS teams tired of paying more to onboard fewer people.

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Artis Auto-Remap

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Your onboarding agent now updates itself on every release

Artis is an AI onboarding agent that clicks through your real product to guide every user. Until now, keeping it in sync meant adding GitHub or Bitbucket webhooks to your code. Not anymore. Click Auto-remap and you're done: every time your repo changes, the agent re-learns your product and drafts new tools on its own. You get an email, review the changes and approve them before anything goes live. No code, no DevOps ticket: anyone on the team can keep the agent current.

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Launch tags:Customer Success•SaaS•Artificial Intelligence

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 Lu here, co-founder of Artis. Quick confession: our own setup was the friction we were trying to kill. Artis exists so new users never get lost in a product. But to keep the agent up to date with every release, we were asking teams to add GitHub or Bitbucket webhooks to their code. That meant a ticket to engineering, a wait, and in many cases the person who actually owns onboarding (a PM, a CS lead, a founder) couldn't do it alone. So this weekend we removed that step entirely. Now you connect your repo, click Auto-remap, and that's it. Every time your product changes, the agent re-learns it and drafts the new tools it needs. You get an email, review what changed, and approve before anything goes live. Nothing ships to your users without your OK. Why it matters: your product changes every week, specially nowadays with AI coding tools, and everything that teaches it usually falls behind. Now the thing that teaches it keeps up on its own, and anyone on the team can manage it, technical or not. We'd love your honest feedback: → What's the first thing you'd want to review before an agent update goes live? → What else in your onboarding stack still needs an engineer to touch it? There's $100 in free credits, no card needed, if you want to try it on your own product today. I'll be here all day answering questions 🧡

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ArtisThe AI agent that actually onboards your users for you

Launched on September 30th, 2026

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16d ago

We've tried every onboarding tactic in the book. Customers still don't fully adopt what we built.

At my last company, an AI agents platform for recruitment, we tried almost everything to get customers to actually use what we shipped. Drip email sequences. PDF guides nobody opened. Webinars with 4 attendees. In-app product tours. Loom videos sent one by one. CS check-in calls booked weeks out. A Slack channel "for questions." A knowledge base we kept updating that nobody read.

Each one helped a little. None of them actually closed the gap. Customers ended up using maybe 30% of what we built, not because the rest was bad, but because none of these tactics met them in the exact moment they were stuck, inside their own workflow, doing their own task.

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16d ago

Why do onboarding tools get more expensive exactly when you're winning?

We've been building in the customer onboarding space for a while now, and there's one thing that never stopped bothering us: almost every tool in this category charges you by MAU.

Think about that for a second. The moment your product actually starts working, the moment more people sign up and activate, is the exact moment your onboarding tool gets more expensive. You get punished for the thing you're supposed to be optimizing for.

We've talked to a lot of founders and CX leads about this, and most just accept it as "how the category works." But we don't think it has to be that way.

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