Browse our comprehensive FAQ section to quickly find solutions, learn how to use ChatMaxima features, and get step-by-step guidance for setup, integrations, and support.
The MaxIA - AI Assistant Block allows you to integrate a powerful AI model directly into your chatbot. This lets you generate intelligent, dynamic responses based on user input, custom prompts, and a specific knowledge base.
It makes your chatbot smarter and more versatile. Instead of relying on pre-written responses, the AI can understand complex questions, provide personalized answers, and even hold free-flowing conversations.
Conversational bots are designed for back-and-forth interactions. The AI remains active, remembering the conversation's context to provide coherent follow-up responses. Workflow bots are designed to perform a single task and then exit. The AI generates a response once and then the conversation ends or moves to the next block, without maintaining context.
The three modes are Text, Voice (Speech to Speech), and Voice (Speech to Text & Text to Speech). They determine how the user interacts with the chatbot—through typing, or through a hands-free voice experience.
You need to have an account with one of the supported LLM Providers (like OpenAI or Google) and your integration credentials ready. This block connects your chatbot to those AI services.
First, you'll choose an LLM Provider (e.g., Gemini, OpenAI) from the dropdown. Then, based on your selection, you'll choose a specific Model (e.g., gemini-1.5-pro or gpt-4-turbo) that you want to use.
Note: While selecting OpenAI as the Select LLM Provider, you can also choose GPT-4o-mini. There is no need to select integration credentials for GPT-4o-mini, as it is free to use by default.
A System Prompt is the core instruction for your AI. Think of it as the AI's personality and rules. For example, you can tell the AI, "You are a helpful customer service assistant for an electronics store."
Additional Prompts are extra instructions you can provide to refine the AI's responses for specific situations. They add more context to the system prompt to guide the AI to provide more specific answers.
The magic symbol is a built-in feature that uses AI itself to help you write a better system or additional prompt. It saves you time and helps you create more effective instructions for your bot.
Enable Streaming Mode is a toggle that lets you choose how the AI's response is delivered. If you toggle it ON, the AI will send the response in real-time, word by word, as it's generated. If you turn it OFF, the AI will wait until the entire response is complete before sending it.
Enabling streaming provides a faster, more dynamic user experience, as the user doesn't have to wait for the entire response to load. It can make the conversation feel more natural and responsive.
Voice (Speech to Speech): This mode is for a completely hands-free voice experience. The user speaks, the chatbot understands, and the AI's response is spoken back to the user. Voice (Speech to Text & Text to Speech): This mode breaks down the voice process into two steps. It first converts the user's speech to text for the AI to process, and then converts the AI's text response back into speech for the user.
Breaking the process into two steps allows you to use different providers for each function. For example, you could use a fast and accurate provider for understanding the user's voice and a different provider with a specific voice or accent for the chatbot's response.
These are your API keys or other authentication details for the voice providers you've selected (e.g., Speech to Text or Text to Speech providers). They are essential for the bot to communicate with those services.
A Knowledge Source is external data that you provide to the AI. This can be a website, a PDF, or a document with specific information. The AI will use this source to answer questions, ensuring its responses are accurate and relevant to your content.
The AI uses a technique called Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG). When a user asks a question, the AI first searches your knowledge source for relevant information, and then uses that information to formulate its answer.
A knowledge source makes your chatbot more reliable and prevents it from "hallucinating" or making up answers. It ensures the AI sticks to the facts you've provided, making it an excellent tool for customer support or internal FAQs.
You can upload your product manuals or FAQ documents as a knowledge source. The AI can then answer customer questions about product features, troubleshooting, or policies instantly and accurately.
By using a Conversational bot type, employees can ask a chatbot for information about HR policies, company procedures, or project details. The AI can provide an immediate and intelligent response.
Yes. You can use this block to create a sales chatbot that can answer detailed product questions, compare products, or provide tailored recommendations based on the user's needs.
You can find the MaxIA - AI Assistant Block in the Chat Box section of your chatbot builder.
You can find the video tutorial at: https://chatmaxima.com/video-tutorials/using-maxia-ai-assistant-in-chatmaxima/
This is often a result of an incomplete knowledge source or an unclear prompt. You should refine your knowledge source and improve the system and additional prompts to guide the AI to provide a better response.
You need to ensure you have successfully integrated your account with that provider (e.g., OpenAI or Google Gemini) in your chatbot platform's settings.
This block automates the process of creating intelligent responses. Instead of manually writing responses for every possible user question, you can provide the AI with the right instructions and knowledge, and it will handle the conversations for you.