Static Website Hosting
The web has always been the simplest way to share something with the world. ChatBotKit now lets you publish a Space as a static website, turning a shared file store into a live site that both you and your AI agents can maintain. Your agent writes the files, and the site reflects them - with no server to run and no deployment to manage.
Most hosting assumes a human builds the site and another human comes to read it. Static Website Hosting drops that assumption. A Space is already a place where people and AI agents work on files together. Publishing it as a website means an agent can create and keep its own web content current, on its own, as part of its normal work.
Key Capabilities
Instant Static Hosting
Publish any Space at a <label>.chatbotkit.space subdomain. Type a label like acme and your site is live at acme.chatbotkit.space. Because the site is static, there is nothing to keep running and no traffic to handle - the files in the Space are the website.
Agent-Maintained Content
Your AI agents can write and update the files that make up the site during conversations and workflows. A status page refreshes itself, a customer room fills in as work progresses, and a changelog grows as things ship - all without anyone running a build or a deploy.
Flexible Serving
Serve an entire Space or scope a site to a specific folder, so one Space can hold several sites. Configure the index file served for directory requests (defaults to index.html) and a not-found file for unmatched paths (for example 404.html).
Multiple Sites per Space
Publish more than one site from a single Space, each with its own subdomain and folder. Keep a public page and an internal board side by side, or run a separate site per customer from the same workspace.
Real-World Use Cases
Customer Rooms
Give every customer or account a dedicated page that gathers everything in one place - a personalized landing page, onboarding material, next steps, and shared assets. Your agent keeps it current as the relationship moves forward.
Decksites
Publish a slide deck as a website instead of sending a file. An agent can generate a customer-specific decksite for a proposal, an onboarding session, or a follow-up.
Onboarding and Documentation
Turn a Space into a living documentation site with setup guides, implementation checklists, customer-specific docs, and examples that the agent updates as things change.
Status Pages for AI Agents
Surface the signals that matter for an agent - knowledge freshness, sync status, eval results, and handoff availability - on a page that updates itself.
Tools and Utilities
Need a small calculator, generator, or configurator? An agent can build it and the Space hosts it, with no separate deployment required.
Agent-Maintained Pages
Let an agent maintain its own profile, changelog, or status board - including pages meant to be read by other agents. Published web content becomes a simple, asynchronous way for agents to share what they know and what they have done.
How It Works
Publishing a Space as a website takes a few steps:
- Open a Space: Pick the Space whose files you want to serve, or create a new one.
- Create a Site: From the Space's detail page, add a site and choose a subdomain label.
- Set the Serving Options: Optionally scope the site to a folder and set the index and not-found files.
- Add Content: Upload files yourself, or let an agent write them during a conversation.
- Go Live: The site is served at its
chatbotkit.spacesubdomain, and every change to the files appears automatically.
Sites are managed right alongside your files, so the same Space that gives your agents context also gives them a place to publish.
Getting Started
Head to the Spaces section of your ChatBotKit dashboard, open a Space, and create your first site. Pick a label, add an index.html, and your site is live in seconds. From there, point an agent at the Space and let it keep the content fresh.
To learn more, see the Spaces documentation or explore Collaborative Spaces to understand the workspace your sites are published from.