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Embed an AI agent in your app — two script tags
ActBrow is an in-app AI agent runtime. It navigates your app, calls your APIs over REST, runs flows, and answers from your docs — added with two script tags and no backend rewrite.
1. Add the embed snippet
Paste this before the closing </body> tag. Create an assistant in the dashboard to get your assistantId and API key.
<script src="https://actbrow-backend.depak.dev/actbrow-sdk.js"></script>
<script>
window.ActbrowWidgetConfig = {
assistantId: "YOUR_ASSISTANT_ID",
baseUrl: "https://actbrow-backend.depak.dev",
apiKey: "wk_...",
navigate: function (path) { window.location.assign(path); }
};
</script>
<script src="https://actbrow-backend.depak.dev/actbrow-widget.js"></script>2. Execute tools over REST
When the agent calls a client tool, your app posts the result back over REST. No SDK-specific plumbing — just HTTP.
POST /v1/runs/{runId}/tool-results
Content-Type: application/json
{
"toolCallId": "call_123",
"success": true,
"structuredOutput": "{\"order\":\"shipped\"}",
"textSummary": "Order #4021 is shipped"
}Framework guides
FAQ
How do I embed an AI agent in my web app?
Add two script tags before the closing body tag: actbrow-sdk.js, a small ActbrowWidgetConfig object with your assistant id and API key, and actbrow-widget.js. The agent goes live with no backend rewrite.
Does ActBrow require a backend rewrite?
No. ActBrow runs as a two-script embed on top of your existing app. Tools are executed over REST, so you expose the endpoints you already have instead of rebuilding your backend.
Can I self-host ActBrow?
Yes. ActBrow ships as a Docker image you can run on your own infrastructure. See the self-hosting guide for docker-compose and environment configuration.
Which frameworks does the embed work with?
Any web app — the embed is framework-agnostic. There are first-class examples for React and Vue, and the same two script tags work in plain HTML.