This key will be use for all your API queries.

We have currently 4 endpoints accessible here: https://api.public.chatnode.ai/redoc and https://api.public.chatnode.ai/docs

https://api.public.chatnode.ai/v1/{bot_id}/ to send message to chatbot and get back the AI answer.
https://api.public.chatnode.ai/v1/get-conversation-ids/{bot_id}/ to get conversation IDs along with their metadata for a given bot ID. Metadata includes potential, email, tel, name of users
https://api.public.chatnode.ai/v1/get-chats/{bot_id}/ to get the chat history of a specific bot using this endpoint.
https://api.public.chatnode.ai/v1/bot-metadata/get/{bot_id}/ to get metadata associated with a particular chatbot using the bot ID like the Title, the system prompt, and the greeting
https://api.public.chatnode.ai/v1/bot-metadata/set/{bot_id}/ to set the metadata of a chatbot like the Title, the system prompt, and the greeting
https://api.public.chatnode.ai/v1/bot/add-data/{bot_id}/ to add text data to a specific chatbot. The bot ID and the text data are required parameters.

If you want your message to keep the conversation knowledge you should create a unique chat_session_id and keep it for the conversation. If you do not want to use the history capability you can generate a new chat_session_id for each query.

We recommend using UUID which is widely available in most programming language. Here it is for javascript https://www.uuidgenerator.net/dev-corner/javascript

This is a javascript example to send a message to your chatbot

Slack Integration

Use your own OpenAI API key

API Access

User Prompt

Branding with your own logo and colors

Streaming

Prompt Tips

Embed a ChatBot on your site

Understanding how tokens and messages limitations work.