Quick Start
Best Practices
Use these practices to improve answer quality, reduce failed handoffs, and keep your chatbot useful over time.
Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: /llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available QwryAI pages before exploring further.
Train with Clear Content
The chatbot performs best when your source material already explains the answer in customer-friendly language. Treat the chatbot as a layer on top of your help content, not a replacement for missing documentation.
- FAQ pages
- Shipping and return policies
- Product guides
- Warranty and refund rules
- Troubleshooting articles
- Store-specific support instructions
- Review the exact words customers use.
- Turn repeated questions into FAQ or policy content.
Set Clear Answer Boundaries
Tell the chatbot how to behave when information is missing. A useful support chatbot should answer from known content, ask a clarifying question when needed, and escalate instead of inventing details.
- Do not guess order status, pricing, or policy details.
- Use the brand tone your support team already uses.
- Escalate sensitive account, refund, payment, or angry-customer situations.
- Ask for missing context before giving a final answer.
Test Like a Customer
Customers rarely ask questions in perfect language. Test short questions, unclear questions, misspellings, frustrated messages, and questions with missing details.
- Where is my order?
- Can I return this after opening it?
- Do you ship to my country?
- I need a person.
- This does not work.
- Which product is better for me?
Review and Improve
After launch, use Knowledge Gaps, Analytics, Conversations, escalations, and tickets to decide what should be improved next. A small weekly review is usually enough to keep the chatbot accurate.
- Review weak answers weekly.
- Add missing content, then test the same question again in Playground.
| Review area | What to improve |
|---|---|
| Instructions | Tone, escalation rules, missing-information behavior, and safety boundaries. |
| Data sources | Unreadable files, outdated policies, vague FAQs, and missing product details. |
| Suggested links | Pages the chatbot should recommend when a written answer is not enough. |
| Suggested images | Visual references that help customers understand products or setup steps. |
| Model choice | Balance speed, cost, reasoning depth, and answer style for the support use case. |