Public Chat Configuration in Skyone Studio
Introduction
The Public Chat is a Skyone Studio feature that allows direct interactions between users and AI agents without requiring authentication. This makes interaction with the agent easier and more accessible, especially in scenarios where simplicity and fast access are essential. With this feature, you can create a chat interface that is available to any user, without the need for email or password, making it ideal for more open or public integrations.
Like the Private Chat, the Public Chat also offers embedding options, allowing you to integrate the chat directly into external websites through toolkits or iframes. This enables a more seamless and personalized interaction for your website visitors.
Glossary
Public Chat: A chat that can be accessed by any user without authentication (no email or password login).
Authentication: The process of verifying a user’s identity, usually through login credentials.
Agent: An artificial intelligence entity that manages and responds to chat interactions.
Embedding: The process of integrating the chat functionality into an external website using HTML code.
Toolkit: An embedding method that creates a floating icon (chat bubble) on the corner of the screen, allowing users to open the chat when clicking the icon.
Iframe: An embedding method where the chat is displayed as an embedded window within a specific section of a website.
URL: The address of an online resource used to access the chat or the page where it is embedded.
How to Navigate and Use the Public Chat
Step by Step: How to Create and Publish a Public Chat
Access Studio: Click on “Publish” in the side menu.
Create a New Public Chat:
Select the “Publish” option.
Choose “Public Chat”.
Select the account for your creation.

Enable embedding button: This button allows you to insert the chat directly into external pages, enabling users to interact with the assistant without leaving your website.
Add origins: Define where your embedding will be published.

Share the link: After publishing, a direct link to the public chat will be generated. Users can access this link without authentication.

Chat access: When clicking the link, users are taken directly to the chat interface, without being redirected to a login screen.

Embedding Functionality
Choose the Embedding Method
Toolkit: A floating icon (chat bubble) on the corner of the website that opens the chat when clicked. The icon remains visible even after closing the chat.
Iframe: The chat interface is embedded directly into a specific area of the website. You can control the iframe size to better fit your layout.
Code Configuration
The platform provides an HTML code that can be copied and pasted directly into your website.
After copying the code, paste it into the desired section of your site’s HTML. This applies to both Toolkit and Iframe methods.

Important Restriction
Only one Public Chat can be published at a time. Multiple public chats cannot be active simultaneously.
The Public Chat does not require user permission settings, unlike the Private Chat, which requires defining who can access it.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Public Chat and Private Chat?
The Public Chat does not require authentication, allowing direct access for any user. The Private Chat requires login credentials and allows specific user configuration.
How many public chats can I publish at the same time?
Only one Public Chat can be published at a time.
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