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About Libraria

Libraria is a platform for building AI-powered knowledge assistants and chatbots from your own content. You connect it to your documentation, help articles, or internal knowledge base, and Libraria creates an assistant that can answer questions drawn from that material. It is aimed at businesses that want to offer self-service support, internal knowledge retrieval, or interactive documentation — without building a custom AI application from scratch.

The platform supports multiple content sources and provides embeddable widgets that can be placed on websites or internal tools. Libraria handles the retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipeline behind the scenes, meaning it fetches relevant content from your knowledge base before generating a response. This keeps answers grounded in your actual documentation rather than producing generic or hallucinated responses.

For businesses looking to reduce support ticket volume or make internal documentation more accessible, Libraria provides a practical approach. Osher Digital’s AI agent development team builds more advanced knowledge assistants for clients with complex requirements — agents that can take actions, not just answer questions. Our custom AI development services are useful when you need to go beyond what a no-code platform offers, such as integrating with proprietary data sources or adding multi-step reasoning capabilities.

Whether you are building a customer-facing FAQ bot or an internal tool that helps employees find policy documents, Libraria handles the foundation. Osher Digital’s AI consulting team can help you figure out where a knowledge assistant adds the most value in your organisation and what content needs to be prepared to make it work well.

Libraria FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What content sources does Libraria support?

How does Libraria prevent the assistant from making things up?

Can I embed a Libraria assistant on my website?

Is Libraria suitable for internal knowledge management?

Can I control which content the assistant can access?

How does Libraria handle updates to source content?

How it works

We work hand-in-hand with you to implement Libraria

Step 1

Create a Libraria Account

Sign up on the Libraria platform and create a new library project. Define whether the assistant will be customer-facing, internal-use, or both, as this affects how you structure the content and access controls.

Step 2

Add Your Content Sources

Connect your documentation by providing website URLs for crawling, uploading documents, or linking to your knowledge base. Libraria processes and indexes the content to build the retrieval layer your assistant will use.

Step 3

Configure the Assistant’s Behaviour

Set the assistant’s tone, response length preferences, and fallback behaviour. Define what it should do when it cannot find a relevant answer — acknowledge the gap, suggest contacting support, or offer related topics.

Step 4

Test with Real Questions

Ask the assistant questions that your customers or team members commonly ask. Check that responses are accurate, well-sourced, and appropriately scoped. Identify gaps in your content and add material to cover them.

Step 5

Embed and Deploy

Add the assistant widget to your website, help centre, or internal portal using the provided embed code. Test the deployment across devices and screen sizes to confirm it works properly in its production environment.

Step 6

Monitor and Iterate

Review usage analytics and conversation logs to understand what people ask, where the assistant succeeds, and where it falls short. Update your content sources and configuration based on these insights to continuously improve the experience.

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