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title: "Doorbell · put your agent on your website · intentic"
description: "Embed a chat on your site with one script tag. Visitors talk to your sandbox agent; each thread opens on your fleet board for you to watch and take over."
url: "https://intentic.dev/product/doorbell/"
---

Doorbell

# Your agent, answering on your own website.

One script tag puts a chat bubble on your site. The thing answering is the same agent that has your repo, your docs and your tools. Every conversation opens on your fleet board.

[Get started free](https://app.intentic.dev) [Open the live workspace](https://intentic.dev/demo/)

a customer's site

![A robotics company's website with the Doorbell widget open in the corner: the agent greets the visitor, the visitor asks whether the arms work outdoors, and the agent answers with the IP66 rating and a cold-weather caveat, then offers to open a ticket.](https://intentic.dev/_astro/doorbell.B_hstrmQ_21f2JD.webp)

- 1

 script tag to install
- 6 kB

 gzipped, no framework
- read-only

 toolbox by default

## One line, and the address is already right

The snippet carries one piece of information: which automation to talk to. No second address to keep in sync, and no key sitting in your page's source.

- Renders in a shadow root: your CSS cannot reshape it, its CSS cannot leak into your page.
- An allowlist of your own origins decides who may embed it.
- The install panel tells you which sites have loaded it, and which were turned away.

## A conversation, not a series of strangers

A follow-up continues the same thread rather than meeting the visitor again. One visitor is one card on your fleet board: open it, read it, answer in your own words.

Surface

You

The agent

Search

the workspace search box

`iq` from Bash

Terminal

a docked terminal tab

shell commands

Files

the tree and the editor

Read and Edit

Network

the VPN panel

/usr/local/bin/vpn

One implementation per row. Nothing synchronises the two columns, because there is only one thing behind them.

## Safe to point at the open internet

A Doorbell is driven by strangers, so it runs a read-only toolbox: read, search, fetch, and nothing else. That is a list of allowed tools, not a request in the prompt.

- Each visitor thread runs in its own throwaway git worktree.
- A bot check per conversation: Cloudflare Turnstile, or a built-in one that needs no accounts.
- Optional Google sign-in against your own OAuth client; the visitor never holds a credential for your sandbox.
- Per-conversation rate limits and a daily ceiling you set.

[Next Fleet board → Run ten agents at once and see which one needs you](https://intentic.dev/product/fleet/)

[Get started free](https://app.intentic.dev) [Read the quickstart](https://intentic.dev/docs/quickstart/)