Agent link
Every agent gets an Agent link, one public chat page at its own address. Generated marketing websites no longer exist.
Every agent gets an Agent link, one public chat page at its own address. Generated marketing websites no longer exist.
Every agent gets an Agent link: one public chat page at https://YOUR_SLUG.makeagent.fast. It shows your business mark, name, one line about what the agent does, a few facts from your fact sheet, the chat already open, and the official marks of your connected channels. It is a link to the chat, not a website or homepage. New agents do not get a hosted marketing page — generated marketing websites no longer exist, and the main way to reach customers is still the embed on your existing site. See Embed overview.
Already-published tenant pages (including the public demos demo and demo-business) still render at their subdomains as leftovers. Custom domains are not offered. The slug is the embed id (data-agent) and the Agent link address, not a domain you configure.
The slug is still the embed id#
Use a short name you recognize. A valid slug must not collide with another tenant or a reserved platform route such as docs, dashboard, or api. Treat it as public information. Changing it after launch can break embeds and the Agent link.
The Agent link#
The final onboarding step turns the Agent link on so you can try the agent on your phone under Test on your phone. Turn it on or off later with Agent link on the Agent page's Display tab; the link and its QR code appear while it is on. Turning it off takes the link down and saves your choice. A link whose content trips the spam checks cannot go live.
The page is not indexed by search engines. Share it where a script cannot run — a Naver Place listing, a Kakao channel, an Instagram bio, an email signature, or a printed QR code.
Display changes (and the branding badge) save automatically and update the live embed, the widget on the Agent link, and any leftover hosted page without a republish. See Look.
Connect other surfaces#
Messaging connectors route into the same agent but keep channel-scoped conversation identity. Turning on the website widget does not automatically install the snippet or configure provider webhooks; complete those guides separately.
For Notion, Linktree, and other surfaces that cannot load arbitrary JavaScript, share the Agent link, or link to a page on your own website that has the embed. See Notion and Linktree.
Unpublish#
Turning the Agent link off (or POST /sites/{site_id}/publish with { "published": false }) takes down the public chat page and any leftover hosted page. Hiding the website widget with Show it on my website is a separate switch. Neither deletes the site, knowledge sources, agents, conversation history, or external provider configuration. Connected messaging bots may continue answering; disable/remove each connector separately.
Troubleshooting#
| Symptom | Check |
|---|---|
| Agent link returns unavailable/not found | Agent link is on in the Display tab, the exact slug, and active account access |
| Dashboard change is absent | Correct agent, the Saved tip beside the change, and a private-window test of the embed or Agent link |
| Connector answers while the embed is off | Expected; disable the connector separately if all channel access must stop |