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Agents that do work, not just answer questions: give them instructions, connect them to your systems, and decide what starts them.

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Everything Kai and your agents can read: articles, your website, documents, code, and how to keep it accurate.

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The messenger in your product, your support inbox by email, and WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, Telegram and Slack.

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Where conversations land: organising them, answering faster, and measuring how it's going.

Customers find the answer in your help center and the widget, and Kai Support answers from the same articles with the source cited. Solved tickets come back as article updates, so your knowledge base gets better every week.

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One knowledge base. Help center, widget and Kai Support. Articles you publish reach the help center, the widget and Kai Support. Solved tickets come back as article updates for your review.
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Updated help articles
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Help center · Article editor

Write it once.

A block editor for articles with headings, images, code and embeds. Collections, tags, an author and a status per article. Version history keeps earlier work.

Widget · Help center

Published where customers look.

Your help center on gleap.help or your own domain, the same articles inside the widget, and Kai Support citing them in chat, email and the help center search.

Kai Support · Content suggestions

Solved tickets become updates.

About a day after a teammate closes a ticket, Kai Support checks whether the answer is missing from your articles and proposes the update with its evidence. You approve or dismiss it; snippet suggestions can be edited first.

Built for maintenance.

Staged changes, languages, and the searches that found nothing.
Edits to a published article autosave into a draft. The live version serves until you publish.
Set the languages your help center supports. Translate an article with one action, review, publish.
Article views, top searches and searches without results tell you what to write next.

API reference from OpenAPI.

Every endpoint becomes a page.
Connect your spec by URL, upload, GitHub or CI, and it syncs on every push. Each endpoint gets its fields, request samples in six languages and a response example per status code.
Publish your API docs

Try every endpoint.

Real requests from your docs.
Readers fill in a form or JSON body and send the request from the page. Their token stays in the browser tab, and Gleap's proxy only reaches your spec's servers.

Built for developer docs.

Code blocks, docs AI can read, and checks for thin specs.
Code blocks in every article
File names, copy, highlighted and diff lines, and language tabs that follow the reader's pick on every page.
Docs AI agents can read
Every endpoint page is also Markdown and listed in llms.txt. Kai Support answers API questions with a request to paste.
Checks for thin specs
Gleap flags endpoints without response schemas or examples. Kai Code can open the fix as a pull request.

Answers from the knowledge base.

Articles are Kai's first source.
Kai Support reads your published articles and cites them in its answers. Add snippets, websites, files, Notion pages, YouTube videos and code repositories for the rest.
Meet Kai Support

Bring your existing articles.

Intercom, Help Scout, Freshdesk or Mintlify.
Import collections and articles from Intercom, Help Scout or Freshdesk, or a Mintlify site with its API reference. Or upload a CSV and map titles, content and collections.
Bring your articles
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Patrick Lund, Web Developer at CRS, on moving the team's help center to Gleap.
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About the AI knowledge base
What is an AI knowledge base?
An AI knowledge base is a help center whose articles are also the source an AI agent answers from. In Gleap, the same published article serves customers on the help center, inside the widget, and in Kai Support's answers, where the article is cited as a source. The team writes once and maintains one set of articles.
What is knowledge base software?
Knowledge base software lets a team write, organize, publish and maintain the information customers need. Gleap provides the authoring workspace (articles, collections, drafts, languages, version history) and the hosted help center customers search, next to the support inbox and the AI agent that uses the same content.
How does Kai Support use the help center?
Published help articles are a knowledge source Kai Support reads automatically. When Kai Support answers a customer in chat, email or the help center search, it cites the articles it used. You can add snippets, websites, files, Notion pages, YouTube videos, API data and code repositories as further sources. To offer these answers as an FAQ chatbot, add a Let Kai answer step to a workflow. See how Kai Support answers customer questions.
Can Kai Support answer directly in the help center search?
Yes. The help center settings include a Kai answers option that lets Kai Support answer questions directly in the help center search, with the source articles linked in the answer. The AI chatbar at the bottom of the help center is configured separately in the widget settings.
How does the knowledge base stay up to date?
With content suggestions turned on, Kai Support analyzes a conversation about 24 hours after a teammate closes it and proposes the snippet or help article update that was missing, with the ticket it came from and why it suggests it. In Review mode every suggestion waits for approval, and snippet suggestions can be edited before you approve them. The Autopilot setting applies only high-confidence snippet changes on its own, and you can switch it off.
Can I edit a published article without changing the live version?
Yes. Edits to a published article autosave into a staged draft while the live version keeps serving customers and Kai Support. Publish changes when you are ready, or discard the draft. Version history keeps earlier versions and conflict backups.
Do the articles show up inside my app?
Yes. Enable the help center in the Gleap widget and customers browse collections, search and read articles without leaving your product. Kai Support can link an article in a chat reply as well. See live chat for apps and websites.
Can we use our own domain and branding?
Yes. Configure logo, favicon, header colors, a top link and footer links. Serve the help center from your own domain with SSL; a custom help center domain is included on Team and up. See pricing.
Does the knowledge base support multiple languages?
Yes. Configure the languages your help center supports and keep a version of each article per language. The editor translates an article with AI into the missing languages and marks which ones are complete. Review each translation before publishing.
Can I import articles from Intercom or another tool?
Yes. Gleap imports help center collections and articles from Intercom, Help Scout, Freshdesk and Mintlify. You can also import a CSV by mapping titles, descriptions, HTML content and collections. Tickets and contacts can move over from Zendesk, Intercom, Freshdesk and HubSpot. Switching from one of them? Compare Gleap vs Intercom, Gleap vs Zendesk and Gleap vs Help Scout.
Can I publish API documentation in Gleap?
Yes. Connect your OpenAPI spec and every endpoint becomes a page in your help center: method and path, authorization, headers, parameters, body fields with nested attributes and response fields. Next to them are request samples in cURL, JavaScript, Python, PHP, Go and Java (Ruby, C# and Swift too) and a response example for each status code. Endpoints are grouped by tag in the sidebar, each spec gets its own tab, and a region switch follows your spec's servers, for example EU and US.
How do I connect my OpenAPI spec?
Add it by URL, upload the file, pick a file in your GitHub repository or push it from your CI. A spec in GitHub syncs again on every push, so the pages change when your API does. Spec checks flag endpoints without a response schema or example, and Kai Code can open the fix as a pull request for your team to review.
Is the Try it playground safe for my API keys?
Yes. A reader's token stays in their browser tab and Gleap never stores it. Requests go through Gleap's proxy, which only reaches the servers listed in your spec, or straight from the reader's browser if you prefer. You can limit Try it to signed-in visitors or turn it off.
Can I move from Mintlify?
Yes. The Mintlify importer brings over your pages and navigation from a folder or the site's GitHub repository, public or private, including the pages generated from OpenAPI: every openapi entry in docs.json becomes a connected spec in Gleap. Code groups arrive as language tabs. See Gleap as a Mintlify alternative.
What reporting does the knowledge base include?
The article report shows article views over time, top searches, searches without results and the most viewed articles. Searches without results are the shortest list of what to write next.
Can we keep some articles out of the AI or make them private?
Yes. Tag an article internal to keep it out of customer-facing AI agents. Audience filters restrict who sees an article, and the help center can be password protected. The whole help center can be hidden from search engines in the SEO settings.
Which plan includes the knowledge base?
The knowledge base and custom help center domain are included from Team ($149 per month, billed annually). Kai Support is available on all plans and is billed by the AI it uses. See pricing.
How does the knowledge base fit into AI-native customer support?
It is the knowledge layer: Kai Support answers from it, Kai Copilot suggests articles to link, solved tickets flow back as updates. Gleap's AI customer support platform keeps conversations, articles and agents in one workspace; the bigger picture is on self-driving development and AI customer support for SaaS.
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