Your users just say it.Syncanix runs it — live.
Syncanix embeds a command-and-control assistant: your users say what they want — refund this, upgrade that, launch a campaign — and it executes live, as the signed-in user, with a confirmation and an audit trail on every write. Not a bot that answers. An operator that acts.
| Order | Customer | Status | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| #4521 | MAMaria Alvarez | Paid | €89.00 |
| #4520 | TBTom Becker | Paid | €214.00 |
| #4519 | LPLena Pärt | Pending | €42.50 |
| #4518 | OROtto Reiss | Paid | €1,120.00 |
Your APIs become AI capabilities, automatically.
Static analysis plus LLM enrichment reads your routes, types, and docs — and produces a capability catalog. Discovery proposes; you accept, edit, or reject. Your overrides survive every re-scan.
From git clone to live chat in three steps.
No FDE. No spec to upload. No integration code to maintain. Run the CLI, connect your data, ship.
One script tag
Add the embed to your app. 78kb, WCAG-AA, RTL-ready, themed to your design system out of the box.
Run the discovery CLI
Syncanix walks your codebase, finds every endpoint, and builds a capability catalog you review and own.
Accept, edit, ship
Approve the catalog in the dashboard. Reads run free; mutations ask first. Every call uses the user's auth.
Not a chatbot.
A control surface.
Your users say "refund order #4521 and email the customer" — and it happens. Every call round-trips through the browser carrying the end user's own token. Watch the live trace: the model proposes, the user confirms, your app executes — and only what their scopes allow.
Runs as the signed-in user
Their JWT, their permissions, their audit trail. The model never holds a long-lived credential.
Mutations ask first
Reads auto-approve. Updates request confirmation. Destructive actions are blocked by default.
Every write is audited
Each action logs the actor, scope, and an id — to your trail, not ours. Fully reconstructable, after the fact.
One catalog.
Two surfaces.
The same discovered capabilities ship as a chat widget for your end users and a per-tenant MCP server for every agent. Nobody else does both from one source.
The chat widget
Embeddable, themeable, multilingual chat across five sizes and two layout modes. Drops into any B2B SaaS in one script tag and adopts your design system automatically.
The MCP server
A per-tenant Model Context Protocol server, generated from the same catalog. Your product becomes reachable from Claude Desktop, Cursor, and ChatGPT connectors — a new distribution surface.
Your product, now in
every agent.
Every Syncanix customer gets an MCP server speaking the 2025-11-25 spec — Streamable HTTP, OAuth 2.1, scoped per tenant. Your users reach your app from the agents they already live in.
From a corner bubble to
a full-screen workspace.
The same agent renders as a floating widget, a split-pane with a live canvas, or a full-page surface — routed per page or per user role. Watch it adapt.
The chat box is the
tip of the iceberg.
Under that one widget sits a whole platform — it adopts your design, speaks your users' language, routes around outages, and gates every change on quality. A tour of what's in the box.
Tweak it live — the widget on the left follows along.
one config flag · native copy review per locale · real RTL, not machine-flipped
You accept, edit, or reject every proposed capability — and your overrides survive each re-scan.
One provider has an outage; your users never notice. Routing is automatic, from day one.
Every write logs the actor, scope and an id — to your trail. Export-ready evidence, fully reconstructable.
Every change to a capability runs against a held-out eval set. If quality drops more than 5 points, the promote is blocked — automatically.
It loads fast and works for everyone — screen readers, keyboards, right-to-left scripts — without you lifting a finger.
From git clone to live chat in 90 minutes.
Run the CLI, review your catalog, embed the script. No FDE, no spec, no integration code to maintain.