Your readers aren't always *on* your documentation site. They're in your product, on your marketing pages, or in your dashboard — exactly where a question is mos...
Your readers aren't always *on* your documentation site. They're in your product, on your marketing pages, or in your dashboard — exactly where a question is mos...
Your readers aren't always on your documentation site. They're in your product, on your marketing pages, or in your dashboard — exactly where a question is most likely to arise. Doxbrix provides a hosted embed assistant so you can put Ask AI wherever your users already are, without sending them to your docs site.
What it is
The embed is a self-contained assistant page that Doxbrix hosts for your project (at the /embed/assistant path). It runs the same agentic site assistant — grounded in your published content, citing sources, and able to escalate to support — designed to be dropped into another page in an iframe.
Embedding it
Place the hosted assistant in an <iframe> wherever you want it — a help drawer, a modal, or a sidebar in your app:
<iframe
src="https://<your-docs-domain>/embed/assistant"
title="Ask AI"
style="width: 400px; height: 600px; border: 0;"
></iframe>Because it's an isolated page in an iframe, it never conflicts with your app's styles or scripts. Open and close it from your own button by showing or hiding the iframe.
Configuring it
The embedded assistant uses your project's Assistant settings (Settings → Project → Assistant) — the same Assistant name, Welcome message, Starter questions, Assistant engine, Response length, Fallback mode, and Show citations as your site assistant. Configure it once and it applies everywhere the assistant runs.
Make sure the Reader assistant toggle is on and the Assistant status is Active for the embed to serve answers.
What it can answer
The embed answers from your published documentation only. If your docs are private, the embed respects the same reader access rules — readers see answers only from content they're allowed to access.