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One tag. Then give it something to read.

The whole integration is one script tag before your closing body tag. The widget mounts at once, and starts answering as soon as your content is indexed.

  • One line, on any platform that accepts a script
  • A verify step that checks the tag is genuinely live on your page
  • window.GenieAI to open, close or tear it down from your own code
The Genie AI installation screen with the copyable one-line script tag, told to go just before the closing body tag, and the four next steps listed under itClick to enlarge
1
line of code
before </body>
6
platform walkthroughs
all handing you the same tag
4
steps to a first answer
paste · verify · scan · ask
0
dependencies
no package, no build step
The tag

This is all of it.

Your widget key identifies your installation. Copy the tag from your dashboard with the key already filled in, and paste it before your closing body tag.

  • The loader injects a launcher button and a hidden iframe into <body>.
  • Nothing to install, no build step, no package to add to your dependencies.
  • Regenerate the key from your dashboard if you ever need to — the old one stops working.
index.html
<script src="https://ai.genie9.com/embed/loader.js" data-widget-key="YOUR_WIDGET_KEY"></script>

The tag your dashboard hands you, with your own key in place of the placeholder.

Platforms

Where to paste it, on your platform.

The dashboard gives you a copyable snippet per platform. They differ in where you paste, not in what you paste.

Paste the tag just before </body> in whatever renders your pages — a static file, a template, a server-side layout.

Nothing else to configure. The loader adds the launcher and a hidden iframe to the page itself.

index.html
<script src="https://ai.genie9.com/embed/loader.js" data-widget-key="YOUR_WIDGET_KEY"></script>

From paste to first answer

Paste, verify, scan, ask.

Four steps, because a widget answers only once it has something to read.

1

Paste the tag

One line, before your closing body tag, carrying the widget key from your dashboard.

2

Verify it

The Verify button fetches your page and looks for the key in the HTML, then retries with a cache-buster in case a CDN is serving an old copy.

3

Give it something to read

Scan your website and upload any documents. The widget answers from whatever the knowledge base holds.

4

Ask it something

Ask a question only your own site could answer. That is the test that matters, and where the product’s own setup ends.

Get your widget key.

Sign up free, point it at your site, and paste one line. No card, and the free tier does not expire.