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AI Chatbot for Micro.blogYears of posts, one easy question away.

Which episode covered tomato blight? When does the spring course start? What compost do you use? Listeners remember a tip, not the episode number. Asyntai reads your Micro.blog posts and show notes and points them to the right one.

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Listeners ask

What listeners and readers want to find

Old episodes, garden methods and the course. Asyntai searches your archive for them and saves course questions for you.

Which episode covered this?When should I sow peas?How do you compost?How do I stop slugs?When does the course start?What does the course cost?
Will it work on a balcony?Which books do you recommend?When is the next episode?Is there a newsletter?Can I be a guest?Do you take sponsors?
Features

At home on Micro.blog

Bloggers, podcasters, photographers and small businesses that publish on Micro.blog with Tiny Theme.

Knows your archive

Posts, episode show notes and pages, plus a course outline you upload.

Ep. 42 Healthy tomatoesEpisode
Building a compost bayPost
Course outline.pdfLearned

microhook-head

A template in your custom theme.

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Listeners abroad

A listener writing in Dutch receives a reply in Dutch.

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Course questions saved

Visitors who ask about the course leave their email for you.

EV
Emma V.Balcony garden, course
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Built for phones

Most listeners open the site from a podcast app on a phone. The chat fits that screen.

Learn what listeners want

Topic charts show which subjects deserve the next episode.

Pests27%
Compost22%
Course18%

Credits your guests

It names the guest and the episode an idea came from.

Who talked about no-dig beds?That was guest Ruth Alder in Episode 31, No-Dig From Day One. The show notes link her book.
Example

A listener joins the course

A listener asks about a balcony garden. Asyntai finds the episode and explains the course.

  • Finds the episode

    It links the show notes from your archive.

  • Explains the course

    Dates and price come from your course page.

  • Saves the contact

    You get the question and the email.

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Setup

Adding it to a Micro.blog site

Tiny Theme has microhooks. A template named microhook-head in your custom theme adds content between the head tags.

Copy your snippet

Sign up for Asyntai at no cost, enter your Micro.blog address and copy the snippet.

Use Tiny Theme

Make sure Tiny Theme is installed and active on your blog.

Make a custom theme

On the Design page, create a Custom Theme and activate it.

Add the head microhook

In that theme, add a new template named layouts/partials/microhook-head.html, paste the snippet and save.

The template name must start with layouts/partials/. Tiny Theme also has a microhook-before-closing-body template, but you need only one of the two.

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layouts/partials/microhook-head.html
<script src="https://asyntai.com/static/js/chat-widget.js" data-asyntai-id="YOUR_ID" async></script>
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Benefits

Why Micro.blog creators add it

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01

Your archive works harder

Old posts and episodes get new readers when the chat links them.

02

More course sign-ups

Questions about your course get an answer while the visitor is interested.

03

Fewer emails to answer

Common questions get a reply on the site, and you keep time for new episodes.

FAQ

Micro.blog questions

Tiny Theme, microhooks, archives and price.

Where does the snippet go on Micro.blog?

In a template named layouts/partials/microhook-head.html, inside a custom theme for Tiny Theme.

Why do I need a custom theme?

Microhooks live in your own custom theme. That way you add code without changing Tiny Theme itself.

Does it show on every page?

Yes. The head microhook is part of each page that Tiny Theme renders.

Can I use the closing-body microhook?

Yes. microhook-before-closing-body works too. Pick one of the two templates.

Does it read old posts and episodes?

It reads the published pages of your blog, including episode pages. Crawl again after new episodes.

Can it link to a specific episode?

Yes. Replies name the episode and link its page so listeners can play it.

Can it collect course sign-up questions?

Yes. It saves the question and the email so you can follow up.

Which languages can visitors use?

Asyntai replies in 36 languages, matched to each visitor.

How much is it?

The Free plan covers one site with free messages. Paid plans include more messages each month.

Guide

An AI assistant for Micro.blog sites

Why Micro.blog creators add an assistant

Micro.blog makes it easy to post often: short notes, long posts, photos and podcast episodes.

After a few years, the archive is large. A chat helps visitors find the post they remember.

Making old episodes useful again

Listeners recall a topic, not a number. They ask about blight or slugs or compost.

Asyntai matches the topic to the right episode and links its show notes.

Talking about your offers

Many creators sell a course, a book or memberships.

The chat explains them in your words and saves interested visitors for you.

Setup with microhooks

Tiny Theme reads special templates from your custom theme. microhook-head adds content inside the head tags.

Create the template, paste the snippet, and save. Your whole site now has the chat.

Ideas for the next episode

Questions are grouped by topic in your dashboard.

Popular topics are a ready list of subjects for new episodes and posts.

Let your Micro.blog archive answer visitors

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