Smarter extends django-cors-headers and Django’s CSRF middleware so that every deployed chatbot carries its own list of allowed browser origins, declared in its YAML manifest, instead of sharing one platform-wide list. This post explains what that list protects, what it…
A list page looks like the easiest screen in any web application. It’s a table with a search box, column headers you can click, and page numbers at the bottom. But a list that is fast, correct and pleasant to…
@smarter.sh/ui-chat is the chat window of Smarter, published on npm so that you can put it in your own React app. It’s the same component that the Smarter web console’s prompt engineering workbench uses, with a header with the chatbot’s…
Smarter‘s embeddable chat widget treats every reply from the LLM as untrusted input. It renders the reply’s Markdown with marked, turns raw HTML into visible text, allows links and images only from URLs that match a short rule, and passes…
An AI platform is mostly a catalog of resources that people make, such as chatbots, the plugins and tools they call, the database and api connections those tools use, the secrets those connections need, guardrails, MCP clients, LLM providers, vector…
Smarter‘s Helm chart includes a bastion that is a Kubernetes pod rather than a server. An administrator opens a shell in it with kubectl exec, through the Kubernetes API, and from there reaches the MariaDB database, Redis and S3. It…
Add a Smarter chatbot to any HTML page with one script tag from @smarter.sh/ui-chat: a chat button, an inline chat, options, styling and troubleshooting.
There is a reason every LLM demo you have seen in the last two years defaults to a coding task. Ask a large language model to write a Python function, refactor a React component, or debug a Terraform module, and…
Put a Smarter chatbot on WordPress in five minutes, with the Smarter Chat plugin or the @smarter.sh/ui-chat script tag and no plugin at all.
If you’ve been listening to conversations around AI coding tools lately, you’ve probably heard a lot of abstract terminology thrown around, like models, agents, harnesses, and environments. To a traditional software engineer, it can sound like an arbitrary soup of…