Custom or Any Platform: One Link Makes It Assistant-Ready
Maybe your site is hand-built. Maybe it runs on a builder that isn't in our list, a headless stack, a static generator, or something your developer put together years ago. It doesn't matter — because your customers behave the same way everywhere: they hear about you, and then they ask Grok, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, Kimi — or whatever AI assistant they already trust — "is this right for me?"
What that assistant says next decides whether you get a customer or a shrug. And that has nothing to do with what your site is built on.
What happens today when an assistant meets your site
Whatever the stack, your site was built for human eyes. An assistant reading it on its user's behalf gets far less to work with — so it summarizes what it can see and hedges on everything it can't: what exactly you offer, who it's for, what it costs, what happens after signing up. A cautious answer from a trusted assistant is a lost conversation. Not because your service was wrong — because the assistant had nothing solid to stand on.
One control changes the conversation — on any site
Connect the Share with my agent control and every visitor gets a way to hand your business to their own assistant properly. Behind that control is your live published context: who you are, who you serve, what you offer, how enrollment and everyday use actually work — and, just as important, who you don't serve. All of it openly declared by you, all of it consent-gated: the assistant shows its user what it found and acts only on their yes.
Because your context is generated from your pages and served live from your account, your platform never enters the picture. There is nothing to install, no plugin to find, no compatibility to check.
Their assistant becomes your ambassador
Every customer arrives with an assistant. Connected to your context, that assistant can introduce your business the way you would: accurately, in the user's own language, at the exact moment they're deciding. It matches in both directions — fitting your service to the person in front of it, and the person to the right option you offer. And when someone genuinely isn't a fit, it says so honestly — which is exactly why its recommendation carries weight when you are the fit.
That is the funnel working the way it should: engage the visitor in a real conversation, onboard them with a proper welcome and their own guide, convert when service and customer actually match. Built to out-engage a plain link — while the assistant's judgment always remains its own.
Why this fits every stack
- Your site stays exactly as it is. No code, no build step, no deploy. The share link works everywhere your customers are — on the site, in a social bio, an email signature, a QR code — even if you never touch the site itself.
- It stays current. Change your offer, refresh your context in the dashboard, and every assistant that reads it sees the update. No release cycle, no developer ticket.
- It compounds. Every share is a personal introduction carried by a customer to the advisor they trust most. Whatever SEO you run keeps doing its job; this works on the conversation that happens after you're found.
FAQ
My platform isn't in your guides. Does that matter?
No. The platform guides exist because owners search by platform — the product is identical everywhere. If your customers can open your site, the layer works.
Will this touch my code or my rankings?
No. Nothing on your existing pages changes. Shared links that circulate are ordinary links pointing back to you.
Do I need a developer?
No. Create your page's context, place your share link where your customers are, and you're live. If you want the control visible on the site itself, it's a single paste wherever your stack accepts a snippet — and even that is optional.
Put the control on your site
Optional — the share link already works on its own. Wherever your stack lets you paste HTML, two lines are the whole job. Your key is on the widget page in your account.
Once, in your <head> (or any global header/custom-code field):
<script src="https://sharewithmyagent.ai/static/w/v1.js" data-key="YOUR_KEY" defer></script>
Then, wherever the control should appear:
<div data-swa="bar"></div>
Swap bar for dock, badge, button or callout to change the look — try all five live. Every mainstream platform accepts this: a theme file, a header/footer injection field, an embed block, or a tag manager.
Start where your customers already are
Run a free check of your site — see your score at /scan — and find out what an assistant can and can't say about you today. Then share one page — free: your most important page, assistant-ready, free, forever.
Ask your AI about this article
Paste this link into Grok, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini — or any AI assistant — and ask it to check it:
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