$39 DIY Toolkit
Instant ZIP download: templates, worked examples, probe prompts, and scorecard blanks. Self-serve in about 30–60 minutes on your own public docs.
DIY toolkit · or · filled async report
AI support bots often invent answers when help-center pages disagree. Run the method yourself, or send a public docs URL and get a scored report back.
Why this exists
A support bot does not read your help center the way a teammate does. It retrieves fragments. If two pages disagree, it may invent a third number. If a condition is split from the claim, it may drop the condition. If a buyer asks something you never wrote down, it will still answer — confidently.
Hosting a bot does not fix the source. The problem is docs that contradict, bury conditions, or leave buyer questions unanswered. Close those gaps yourself with the DIY method files, or send a public docs URL and get a filled async report back.
Two SKUs for the same docs-contradiction problem: a $39 DIY Toolkit (instant ZIP — templates, examples, probes, scorecard blanks; self-serve 30–60 min; one-time download) or a $199 Async Report (send a public docs URL → filled scorecard, conflicts, freeze list, next-60-min; 50% deposit to start, remaining 50% on delivery; ≤3 business days after inputs complete).
It is not a chatbot. Not a subscription. Not a dashboard. Not an account. You do not install anything. You do not grant login access.
Public pages only. DIY gives you the method files. Async gives you filled deliverables for your URL.
What you get
Pick the workload. DIY is an instant ZIP of blanks and examples — not a filled audit of your site. Async is the filled deliverables for your public docs URL.
Instant ZIP download: templates, worked examples, probe prompts, and scorecard blanks. Self-serve in about 30–60 minutes on your own public docs.
$199 total · 50% deposit today · 50% due on delivery
A scored read of your public docs URL — overall score /100 plus the findings you need to decide whether to ship a bot or ship fixes first.
Cross-page quote pairs and ambiguity that cannot both be true — refund windows, plan limits, buried conditions, “coming soon” vs “available.”
What to stop saying (or stop letting retrieval see) until one source of truth exists — so a bot cannot invent from the conflict.
Concrete next steps you can take immediately after the report — prioritized edits, FAQ blocks to paste, and what to leave alone.
On the Async path: overall AI-readiness of the help center as written. DIY gives you the blank scorecard to fill yourself.
How it works
No account. No onboarding call. Public pages only — if a page needs a login, it cannot be reviewed on the Async path.
$39 DIY one-time download, or $199 Async total (50% deposit today, 50% on delivery). Not a subscription.
Instant ZIP: templates, examples, probes, scorecard blanks. Run it yourself in 30–60 minutes.
Pay the 50% deposit, then send your public docs URL (and email). Remaining 50% due on delivery. No login, no install, no dashboard.
Filled scorecard + 5–10 conflicts + freeze list + next-60-min. SLA ≤3 business days after inputs complete.
Proof example
Anonymized pattern — not a named customer story. This is what happens when two “correct” pages go into retrieval.
Page A“Refunds are accepted within 14 days of purchase.”
Page B“You have 30 days to request a refund.”
“You have 21 days to request a refund.”
21 does not appear on either page. The model averaged the conflict. The method flags both quotes so you can ship one source-of-truth FAQ — DIY blanks, or Async filled findings — so retrieval has one number, not two.
“Pro includes X if Y” on a feature page, restated as “Pro includes X” on pricing. A bot answers the short version. The fix is a dedicated FAQ, not a half-sentence in a list.
Docs never mention SSO, data residency, or how to cancel. Support already answers these by hand. A bot still replies — with a guess. Missing FAQs are as dangerous as contradictions.
Who it’s for
If you are about to point a support bot at Notion, Intercom, Help Scout, GitBook, or any public help center — or you already did and the answers feel invented — start with the $39 toolkit or the $199 filled report.
No subscription. DIY is a one-time $39 download. Async is $199 total — 50% deposit today to start, remaining 50% due on delivery/completion. No login, no dashboard, no password.
For the Async Report: one public Notion or help center URL (Intercom, Help Scout, GitBook, or similar). If a visitor can open it without signing in, it can be reviewed. DIY needs no URL — you download and run the method on your own docs.
No. You do not get a bot, an embed, or a subscription. DIY is method files (templates, probes, blanks) you run yourself. Async is a filled scorecard with conflicts, a freeze list, and next-60-min steps for your public docs URL.
$39 DIY Toolkit: 14-day refund if the ZIP won’t open or files are corrupt; if downloaded and used, still refund within 14 days once. Not a guarantee the pack will fix your bot.
$199 Async Report: Full refund of what you have paid (the 50% deposit, plus the remaining 50% if already paid) if we miss the SLA without an agreed delay. The clock starts when inputs are complete. Not a conversion or zero-hallucination guarantee.
Choose your workload
AI support bots often invent answers when help-center pages disagree. You can run the method yourself, or send a public docs URL and get a scored report back.
Primary · Filled findings
$199 total · 50% deposit today · 50% due on delivery
$199
Secondary · Method files
$39
Public pages only. No fake case studies. Revenue claims stay at $0 until a real non-self payment exists.
One sells the method (files). One sells filled findings for your URL.
$199 Async · or $39 DIY
Send a public docs URL for a filled scored report, or download the toolkit and run the method yourself.
Public pages only. No fake case studies. Revenue claims stay at $0 until a real non-self payment exists.
No account. No subscription. Not a bot.