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One assistant reaches people through four channels: a website widget for anonymous visitors on your own pages, an HTTP API for your own product or bot, an MCP server for Claude, IDE assistants and agent frameworks, and the console for your own team. Every channel reaches the same assistant, the same knowledge and the same grounding, so an answer is the same whichever channel it arrives through, and an abstention on one is an abstention on all. What differs is the credential and who is asking.

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Choosing a channel

Use the widget. It is one script tag, works for visitors who never sign in, and is bound to the origins you list.
Use the HTTP API from your backend. Your server holds the API key and relays answers and citations to your interface. Stream them for a responsive experience.
Use the MCP server. Claude, IDE assistants and other MCP clients can search your knowledge and ask your assistant, with citations.

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Usage by channel

The usage report breaks questions down by channel: user for the console, service for API keys (including MCP clients) and widget for embeds.
Last modified on September 26, 2026