Almanzor Ask is an AI assistant that answers questions only from content you give it: your docs site, web pages, PDFs, or text. Paste a URL and it imports up to 60 pages, then publishes an assistant that cites the source page in every answer. If the answer isn't there, it says it doesn't know. You can deploy it as a site widget, link, QR code, WordPress plugin, docs MCP server, or REST API. It is built for docs teams, small businesses, and agencies, and it is hosted in the EU.

• Answers with source citations: Every answer links to the page it came from, so you and your users can check it quickly.
• Says "I don't know" instead of guessing: When your content doesn't cover a question, the assistant says so rather than inventing an answer.
• URL import plus files: Paste a public docs or website URL and Almanzor reads up to 60 pages per import. You can also upload Markdown, text, or PDF files to cover what isn't on your site.
• Docs gap report: See a list of questions the assistant couldn't answer, so you know which pages to write next.
• One-line website widget: Add a floating Ask button to any site with a single script tag, or share the assistant by link or QR code.
• Docs MCP server for coding agents: Each public assistant gets a read-only MCP endpoint that you can connect to Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, or VS Code, so agents search your docs and cite pages.
• REST API and WordPress plugin: Bring the same assistant into your own product or WordPress site. One setup keeps every channel answering the same way.
• Custom branding and EU data handling: Set the assistant's name, tone, colours, and welcome message. Your data is hosted in the EU and is never used to train models.

• Answers you can verify: Source links on every answer make it easy to confirm a response before you act on it.
• Fewer made-up answers: Because it only answers from your content and admits gaps, the risk of confident wrong answers drops.
• Fast setup: Paste a URL and the assistant is indexed and published in the background. Then you add one script tag to go live.
• Works for people and coding agents: The same knowledge base powers a website widget for readers and an MCP server for developers working in their editor.

• No automatic re-sync yet: When your docs change, you re-import content by hand from the dashboard, so fast-moving docs need some upkeep.
• Answers only, no actions: The assistant doesn't browse the web or take actions for users, so it won't replace a support agent that can book, refund, or update records.
• One assistant on Starter: The €49/month plan includes one active assistant, 15 knowledge sources, and 25 MB of storage. Multiple products or sites push you to Pro at €149/month.
• Full analytics on Pro only: Starter includes the gap report, but full analytics and 90-day conversation history need the higher tier.

• Ask AI for developer documentation: You import your public docs site and add the widget to your docs layout. Readers get cited answers without searching through pages, and the gap report shows which topics still need docs.
• Docs inside coding agents: You share the docs MCP URL with your users. Their Cursor or Claude Code agents can search your docs and cite pages while they write code against your product.
• Always-on answers for a local business: A clinic, shop, or firm points Almanzor at its website and adds PDFs for prices or policies. Customers get answers at any hour, and staff answer fewer repeat questions.
• Agency client deployments: An agency builds one assistant per client website and hands over the widget, link, and QR code. Each client gets a branded assistant without a custom build.
• In-person access via QR code: You print the assistant's QR code at a front desk, on packaging, or at an event. Visitors scan it and ask questions from their phone.
• Embedding answers in your own app: Your team uses the REST API to bring cited, content-grounded answers into an internal tool or product.