Yedric.ai
Let users control your SaaS with natural language
645 followers
Let users control your SaaS with natural language
645 followers
Your users shouldn't have to learn where every feature lives. Yedric adds an embeddable AI agent to your SaaS that turns natural-language requests into actions your product already knows how to perform. Users simply say what they want done and Yedric handles the interaction. Instead of building and maintaining your own agent experience, developers can make their existing product AI-native in under 30 minutes.
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the "actions your product already knows how to perform" part is the interesting bit - is that scoped to read-only/safe actions by default, or can it fire the same destructive endpoints a human admin could hit (delete, bulk update etc)? curious how you draw that line for a 30-minute setup.
@galdayan It can use whatever you expose, nothing more. For each action you decide whether Yedric can run it on its own, needs the user's approval first, or can't use it at all. So "delete" or "bulk update" can be available but always confirmed, or off the table entirely.
@ryan_odonnell that confirm-by-default-for-destructive-actions model is the right default, good that it's a per-action setting instead of one global trust toggle. that's really the whole trust question answered in one sentence, thanks.
the idea of making ai agents feel more natural is really interesting especially when they can actually handle task instead of just chatting
@shivam_kushwaha16 Thanks, that's the part we're most excited about! Writing clear step-by-step help docs is tough, and following them can be just as frustrating. It's so much nicer when the assistant just does the task instead of explaining how to do it.
Nice approach, letting users just say what they want instead of hunting through menus is where most SaaS products lose people. Does the embedded agent map requests onto existing actions you define, or does it try to infer new ones?
@karimbenkeroum The prompts aren’t inferred automatically, so you do have to set them up yourself. However, if a user asks a question and the answer is available in your documentation, the AI can answer it for them automatically. It’s really just the suggested prompts that you need to configure and map to the appropriate pages.