One-line install
No backend changes. No adapters up front. Add one script and your existing site gains an agent that can talk and take action.
Native website agent
It completes real work inside each visitor’s live page and authenticated session.
It learns from every success—and repairs itself when the site changes.
<script src="https://cdn.sitewake.ai/sdk.js"></script>The visitor stays on your site and states a goal.
SiteWake carries out the work with the access they already have.
It verifies the real business outcome, then saves each successful path as a reusable capability for the next matching request.
The agent explores an unfamiliar task once. The successful path is compiled, verified, and published. The next matching goal runs without rethinking.
The user states a goal. The agent reads the live page, plans, and acts until the real business outcome is verified.
↳ Collective learning stays within one website. Each site owns its knowledge, capabilities, and runtime data; nothing is shared across sites.
THE THREE PILLARS
No backend changes. No adapters up front. Add one script and your existing site gains an agent that can talk and take action.
A path discovered for one user becomes a shared capability for the whole site. Everyone after gets a faster, more reliable route.
When a redesign breaks an old capability, the agent takes over, re-explores, and repairs it automatically.
A LIVING SYSTEM
Every task moves through four clear steps: understand the goal, match a capability, execute or explore, and verify the outcome. Each verified path becomes a versioned capability the next request can reuse.
THE ARCHITECTURE FLIP
Other agents learn to use websites.
SiteWake teaches websites to serve users.
They depend on a separate browser and relearn the interface for every task.
It lives in the real page, turning successful work into a lasting capability of the website.
CHOOSE YOUR PATH
Use the managed cloud for the fastest path, or start on GitHub to inspect the code, contribute, and deploy on your own infrastructure.
No infrastructure to deploy or maintain. Start with one real goal and let your website learn immediately.
Explore the core code, deployment guides, and release progress. Self-host it, open an issue, or contribute.