Question-based answers with sources
The search system interprets a visitor's question, retrieves relevant passages, writes an answer, and displays the pages used to produce it.
Chat.sh is an AI-powered help center that answers questions from published articles, web links, and files while showing the sources it used. It can run on a chat.sh address, a custom domain, or a folder on an existing website.
Chat.sh is an AI-powered help center for publishing support and documentation content. Instead of returning only matching article titles, it reads a visitor's question, retrieves passages from published content, and produces an answer that identifies the pages it used.
The knowledge base accepts articles, web links, and TXT or Markdown files. It can be published on a chat.sh address, a custom domain, or a folder on an existing site, such as /help or /guide. Pages use readable slugs and can be copied as Markdown for assistant-based workflows.
The search system interprets a visitor's question, retrieves relevant passages, writes an answer, and displays the pages used to produce it.
Articles, web links, and TXT or Markdown files can be added to one knowledge base, so teams can bring together different forms of documentation.
A help center can run on a chat.sh address, a custom domain, or a folder on an existing domain, including paths such as `/help` and `/guide`.
Article URLs use the title as a human-readable slug that can be changed, and each article generates its own preview when shared.
Users can copy an individual page as Markdown, open that page in ChatGPT or Claude, or copy the complete published documentation for use in AI tools.
Publish setup guides, policy pages, release notes, and other support material as a searchable help center that answers visitors directly from the published content.
Organizations that want to keep their primary domain can serve the help center from a folder such as `/guide`, preserving the same domain and site analytics rather than introducing a separate subdomain.
The planned chat messenger is intended to provide the same knowledge-base answers in a widget, allowing customers to ask for help without leaving the app.
Writers and support teams can copy one article or the full help center as Markdown and use it as context in ChatGPT, Claude, or another assistant.
The site says a knowledge base can contain written articles, web links, and files in TXT or Markdown format. Answers come from published articles and other published knowledge-base content.
It can be hosted on a chat.sh address, connected to a custom domain, or served from a folder on a domain you already run, such as `acme.com/help`.
Yes. The product describes answers that show the pages used, so readers can follow the supporting documentation.
Yes. Individual pages can be copied as Markdown, opened in ChatGPT or Claude, and the complete help center can be copied as Markdown for use in AI tools.
The site states that the free offering includes 50 pages and 100 AI answers per month on a chat.sh address, with no card required. The site also describes paid one-time options for a custom domain and higher limits; pricing availability should be confirmed directly with Chat.sh.
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