The builders help you prepare content and configuration. They don’t automatically create your Agentsy account, upload your knowledge documents, or publish your website.
How the two builders work together
Step 1: AI Experience Builder
Open Build Your AI and begin with the AI Experience Builder prompt.- Copy the prompt from the page.
- Paste it into your preferred AI assistant.
- Explain what you do and answer any questions it asks about your expertise, audience, and approach.
- Review and refine the results until they accurately represent your work.
Step 2: Experience Page Builder
Return to Build Your AI and continue to Step 2 — Build Your Experience.- Copy the Experience Page Builder prompt.
- Use it with the System Instructions created in Step 1.
- Review the proposed website messaging and visual direction.
- Adjust the results to match your voice and brand.
- A headline and introduction for your branded AI website.
- Messaging that explains who the experience helps and why it’s useful.
- Supporting content that encourages visitors to interact with your expertise.
- Suggested brand colors and visual direction.
Step 3: Bring your experience into Agentsy
Once you have reviewed the outputs:- Create your Agentsy account or sign in.
- Add the generated System Instructions to your AI Experience.
- Use the Knowledge Sources Checklist to select and upload your actual source documents.
- Apply the website copy, colors, and other branding recommendations.
- Configure the available visitor access settings and any appropriate human next step.
- Test the experience before sharing it.
Who should use the builders?
The process is designed for people who have valuable expertise but don’t want to begin by writing technical AI configurations themselves.Example: From expertise to an interactive experience
Imagine a consultant whose website explains their services but gives visitors little opportunity to experience how they think. With the AI Experience Builder, they can prepare instructions for an assistant that explains their methodology, asks useful clarifying questions, and recognizes when a visitor is ready for a human conversation. With the Experience Page Builder, they can prepare website messaging that invites prospects to explore that methodology firsthand. In Agentsy, they combine the instructions, approved knowledge documents, and branded website into an experience they can test and share. The AI doesn’t replace the consultant. It helps visitors understand the consultant’s expertise before deciding whether to connect.What do you need before starting?
Very little. Choose the AI assistant you want to work with and open Build Your AI. You can begin even if you haven’t prepared any documents. For a smoother experience:- Use an AI assistant that already knows your work, if possible. An existing conversation may contain useful context about your expertise, services, or methodology.
- Otherwise, introduce yourself in a few sentences. Explain what you do and who you help. You don’t need to write a formal business brief.
- Let the Builder guide the conversation. Answer its questions, correct any inaccurate assumptions, and refine the results together.
What if your AI assistant doesn’t know you yet?
That’s fine. Start with a simple introduction, such as: “I’m a leadership coach who helps first-time managers communicate better and lead their teams.” The Builder can then ask for the context it needs. You remain responsible for reviewing the generated instructions and checking that they accurately represent your work.What the builders do—and don’t do
Builder-generated content is a starting point, not a guarantee of factual accuracy or compliance. Review it carefully, especially when your experience concerns regulated or sensitive topics. Don’t claim access to live prices, inventory, appointments, or other changing information unless a working integration provides it.

