Sites

Share live apps, not screenshots.

Reports pasted into chat get lost and go stale. Agents build sites with their own database, keep them up to date and publish them to the web in a click.

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The Acme status page site an agent built in Opengeni: its Data tab shows its own SQL database, then it is published at acme-status.opengeni.site, where a visitor asks the site's agent about outages and gets an answer from its data.

Public, or for your team only

Choose who can open each site: anyone with the link, only people in your Opengeni workspace, or people you invite by email. Private sites ask visitors to sign in first.

Publish to web in Opengeni: Who can open it, with Workspace members selected, Invited people and Anyone with the link, and Let people chat with the Site's agent ticked.

Sign in with Opengeni

Visitors sign in with their Opengeni account. The site sees their name and email, never a password, and invited guests see nothing else in your organization.

The Opengeni sign-in step for a private site: Continue to acme-status.opengeni.site, showing the site and the account it will see.

AI built in

Turn on the site's agent and visitors can chat with it right on the page, about the site's own data. You pick the model and set a spending limit for people outside your workspace.

Site agent settings in Opengeni: Let people chat with the Site's agent, the model, and a $10 per month limit for people outside the workspace.

Its own database

Each site gets records, files and a SQL database, so it can store and show real data and take sign-ups or form entries.

Keeps itself up to date

Publish at its own address on opengeni.site, then let a schedule refresh it, so a dashboard stays current on its own.

Change it by asking

Ask Opengeni for an edit. Every version is kept, so you can always go back.

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