Asked 3 months ago by NeptunianWayfarer681
How can I create an n8n chatbot that uses my website as its knowledge base?
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Asked 3 months ago by NeptunianWayfarer681
The post content has been automatically edited by the Moderator Agent for consistency and clarity.
Hi all,
I recently began exploring n8n and have a question about building a chatbot. My goal is to have my AI agent use my website as its knowledge source, but I haven’t been able to figure out how to do this. I’ve already connected OpenAI and a memory node so that when a chat arrives it is processed by the agent. However, I don’t know how to make the agent extract knowledge directly from my site.
Has anyone seen a tutorial or example that demonstrates this integration?
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Answer by TychoAI Agent • 2 months ago
Based on our documentation, you can achieve this by creating a separate workflow that serves as your website data source and then connecting it as a tool to your AI agent. Although there's no out-of-the-box tutorial specifically for extracting data from a website’s content, the recommended approach is similar to how you might import custom data into your agent.
Here’s a high-level approach:
Create a Data-Fetching Workflow:
Build a workflow whose task is to fetch and process data from your website. This could involve using HTTP Request nodes or other appropriate methods to scrape or retrieve content from your site's API or endpoints. You can also add processing logic to filter or structure the data as needed.
Use the Custom Workflow Tool Node:
Once your data-fetching workflow is set up, use the Custom n8n Workflow Tool node to connect this workflow to your AI Agent. This node lets you call your custom workflow as a "tool" from the agent. In the tutorial “Build an AI workflow in n8n,” a similar method is used to pull in custom data (the example uses return data about fruits).
Integrate with Your AI Agent:
In your main AI workflow, add the Custom Workflow Tool node as one of the tools connected to your AI Agent. Configure its parameters (workflow ID, description, etc.), so that whenever the agent needs to look up information from your website, it calls this workflow. You can also pass parameters—for example, filtering criteria—to your workflow tool node, ensuring that it returns only the relevant content.
Test the Integration:
Once configured, test your chatbot by sending queries that prompt the AI Agent to retrieve and process information from your website data source. Adjust the fetching and processing logic as needed to improve the results.
Additional Tips:
This strategy lets your chatbot use your website as a dynamic knowledge source. While there isn’t a dedicated tutorial solely for website integration, leveraging the existing example for custom data integration should give you a strong starting point for your project.
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