Add the Asyntai AI chatbot to your Android and iOS app. It answers your users from your own website and documents, in more than 80 languages, day and night.

The library is on Maven Central. Add it to the common source set in build.gradle.kts:

kotlin {
    sourceSets {
        commonMain.dependencies {
            implementation("com.asyntai:asyntai-ai-chatbot:1.0.0")
        }
    }
}

In an Android-only app, add the same line to dependencies { }.

Create the chat once, with the widget ID from the Install page of your Asyntai dashboard. It starts with asyntai_.

import com.asyntai.chatbot.AsyntaiChat

val chat = AsyntaiChat(widgetId = "asyntai_1a2b3c4d5e6f", title = "Support")

Android, full screen with a close button:

import com.asyntai.chatbot.open

chat.open(context)

iOS, full screen sheet with a close button:

import com.asyntai.chatbot.present

chat.present(viewController)

Android:

val view = AsyntaiChatView(context)
view.show(chat)
// In onDestroy:
view.destroy()

iOS: push AsyntaiChatViewController(chat) on your navigation stack or put it in a tab.

chat.openInBrowser(context)          // Android, Custom Tabs
chat.openInBrowser(viewController)   // iOS, Safari View Controller
chat.openInBrowser()                 // desktop JVM, default browser

A wrong widget ID throws an IllegalArgumentException with a message that says how to fix it.

• Kotlin 2.2 or later
• Android 6.0 (API 23) or later, iOS, or desktop JVM
• An Asyntai account on the Starter, Standard or Pro plan

The library adds the Android internet permission for you.

Full guide: https://asyntai.com/documentation/integrations/kotlin/

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