Write an article once. It is published on a help site in your colours, found by search and by Google, and taught to your AI agent at the same time — so the same answer serves a reader at midnight and a customer in chat.
Your own address at tendabot.com/help/your-name, with collections, article pages, search and a sitemap. Your logo, your colour, your headline and tagline — set from the console, no code.
Publishing an article adds it to the bot’s knowledge with a link back, so chat answers can cite the page they came from.
The chat button sits on the help site itself. A reader who cannot find it asks, and the bot answers from the very articles around them — or hands to a person.
A professional icon and a colour for each collection, chosen from one consistent set, so a help centre with five sections does not look like five different apps.
Articles live on the bot’s Help Center page: title, body, collection, order. Drafts stay private; published ones go live at once.
Name, colour, logo, headline and tagline on the “Your help site” card. The text colour picks itself for contrast on the brand band.
One switch. Off, the address returns not found; on, the sitemap lists it for search engines.
Nothing to do: every published article is retrieved for chat answers, and updated the moment you edit it.
Worth knowing before you sign up, not after.
Yes — writing articles, publishing the site and having the bot answer from them are on Starter, Pro and Scale. Removing the Powered by line needs Pro.
Paste them in, or crawl your existing help pages as knowledge first and rewrite the ones worth keeping. Claude can also create and reorder articles for you through MCP.
The site is server-rendered, every article has its own URL and title, and it is listed in the sitemap. It ranks like any other set of pages on the domain.