AI Chatbot for Zola Sites

Zola is one binary and no dependency tree, which is most of its appeal. One line in base.html keeps that property: nothing to install, nothing to vendor, nothing to update.

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For sites and documentation built with Zola

AI assistant added to Zola without dependencies

No Dependency Tree, Still None

You chose a generator that needs nothing but itself. A runtime script keeps that intact: no npm, no gems, no Python, nothing vendored into the repository.

Adding the Asyntai tag to Zola base.html

One Line in base.html

Zola templates are Tera, and base.html is inherited by everything. One tag there covers the entire site, including taxonomies and paginated indexes.

Zola build speed unaffected

Build Speed Untouched

Zola builds in milliseconds and people notice when that changes. Because the assistant is fetched at runtime, build times stay exactly where they were.

AI reading published Zola output

Answers From Published Pages

It reads output, so section structure, taxonomies and front matter can be reorganised freely without breaking anything.

Chatbot answering readers in several languages

Thirty-Six Languages

Detected per reader, without touching your multilingual configuration.

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Built for Zola Merchants

A Tera template edit. The binary stays the only dependency.

Zero Dependencies

Nothing vendored, nothing installed, nothing to update.

Build Times Unchanged

Not part of the build; fetched by the browser at runtime.

Inherited Everywhere

base.html covers pages, sections, taxonomies and pagination.

Indifferent to Your Structure

Sections, taxonomies and front matter can be rearranged freely; it reads what you serve.

36 Languages

Chosen from the reader’s message automatically.

No Fabrication

It answers from your content and states when something is missing.

Simple Zola Integration

One line in base.html covers the whole site. Nothing is added to the repository.

  1. 1

    Make an account, take the line

    Sign up, give it the site address so the pages can be indexed, then copy the single line.

  2. 2

    Open templates/base.html

    Add the tag before the closing body tag.

  3. 3

    zola build, as ever

    The tag lands in public/ and the build finishes as fast as it did before.

  4. 4

    The rest is dashboard work

    Register, standing rules, uploaded references and colours all sit outside the repository.

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Why Zola Users Choose Asyntai

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Keeps the Setup Minimal

The reason you chose a single-binary generator is not undone.

No Build Regression

Millisecond builds stay millisecond builds.

Readers Get Answers

Conversational answers work where a small search index does not.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What Zola users ask first

How do I add it?
One tag in templates/base.html before the closing body tag, then rebuild.
Does it add dependencies?
No. Nothing is vendored or installed; the browser fetches the script at runtime.
Does it slow the build?
No. It is not part of the build process at all.
Does it read my content files?
No, it reads the generated pages, so taxonomies and front matter are irrelevant to it.
Can I limit it to one section?
Yes. Extend a different template for that section and add the tag only there.
Does it work with Zola search?
Yes, alongside it. Zola’s index handles keyword search; the assistant handles questions.
How many languages?
Thirty-six, selected from whatever the reader typed rather than from a setting.
When the allowance runs dry?
It stops until the month rolls over, unless you lift the cap. A hundred conversations on Free, twenty-five hundred on Starter.
More than one site?
Separate index, instructions and history for each. One on Free, two on Starter, three on Standard, twenty on Pro.

What an AI Assistant Adds to a Minimal Static Site

Minimalism Is a Deliberate Constraint

Choosing a single-binary generator is a statement about tooling: no node_modules, no lockfile, nothing to reinstall on a new machine. That constraint is the value.

A runtime script respects it completely. The repository gains one line of HTML and nothing else, which is the only kind of addition that fits.

Small Sites Have Weak Search

A search index built from a handful of pages ranks badly, because there is not enough text for term frequency to mean anything. Results are all-or-nothing.

Conversational answering does not depend on corpus size. Relevance comes from understanding the question, which works as well on twenty pages as on two thousand.

Fast Feedback Is Habit-Forming

Part of why Zola is pleasant is that a rebuild is instantaneous. Anything that adds a second to the loop is felt on every save and eventually resented.

Because the script is fetched by the browser, the build stays instant and the development experience is unchanged.

Output Is the Stable Interface

Static site structure gets reorganised constantly: new sections, renamed taxonomies, different pagination. Tools reading source break on all of it.

Reading published output sidesteps that, because the pages you serve are the one thing that must stay coherent.

Longevity Favours Plain HTML

A site meant to last needs additions that will still work in five years without maintenance. Framework-specific integrations rarely qualify.

A script tag is about as durable as web technology gets, and removing it is deleting a line.

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