One platform, every audience
Agents for your customers, agents for your employees, and the designer your teams use to build them.
The same runtime serves three audiences: customers through the website widget and your apps, employees through the intranet and the chat tools they already use, and your teams through AgentKube Designer.
On your website and in your apps
Your customers talk to your agent, on your domain, with your branding.
A launcher bubble or an inline chat on any page, with one script tag.
Agents inside your product, authenticated with your own session.
iOS and Android through the same API.
Answers and actions for employees
Where people already work, with the access they already have.
Benefits, policies, expenses, requests: one place to ask and act.
Build and use agents where people already chat.
Tickets, status, policies, access requests.
AgentKube Designer
Build, test, connect and deploy, without a ticket to engineering.
The console: builder chat, steps editor, Test tab with Debug, tools, memory, knowledge, environments.
Start from your website: it reads your site and proposes the agents your business needs.
Put the builder or the widget in your own apps.
Agents our customers build first
Eligibility, life events, plan comparison, registration in your HR system, confirmation.
Intake, documents, status, and a handoff to an adjuster when needed.
Checks against your systems before anything is promised.
Start with the audience that matters most
Customers, employees or your own team: one runtime, one folder of agents.
Questions people ask
Can I put an agent on a public website?
Yes. The chat widget is one script tag, restricted to the domains you allow and authenticated with an API key. Customers see your agent, not AgentKube.
Can employees use agents inside the intranet?
Yes. Agents embed in internal sites and apps with the same widget, and staff sign in with the identity provider you already use.
What is AgentKube Designer?
The console where your teams build, test, connect and deploy agents: the builder chat, the Test tab with debugging, tools and MCP, memory, knowledge, environments and deployments.