Add a team of AI agents on top of your Outline wiki — a support agent grounded in your documents that answers with cited sources and can reach your tools via MCP, asking before it changes anything. AIML.chat indexes your Outline and answers instantly.
What your team gets
Someone searching Outline for a runbook or policy gets an instant, cited answer pulled from your own documents rather than scanning results. Behind the widget, AIML.chat runs a Support agent grounded in your content and tool-calling agents that act through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), with human write-confirm on anything that changes data. Every answer links to the source document, so trust stays high. It also captures a lead when used externally, and the analytics surface the questions your wiki doesn't yet answer.
Add it in three steps
- 1Create a website in AIML.chat and index your Outline content — point the crawler at your published collection URLs, or connect Outline's API as a source.
- 2Surface the assistant where your team works: embed the widget on an internal portal you control, and because Outline is open-source and self-hostable, you can also inject the snippet into a custom theme or wrapper.
- 3Share the link. The assistant answers from your Outline content and stays current as you re-crawl.
Because Outline is open-source, self-hosted teams have flexibility to surface the assistant directly, while hosted teams can index and run it on a portal. The widget stays under 30KB gzipped wherever it loads. As content changes, a re-crawl keeps answers accurate. For other wikis, see the BookStack and Notion guides.
Can I embed it in Outline?+
Self-hosted Outline lets you inject the snippet into a theme or wrapper; otherwise index your content and run the assistant on a portal you control.
Does it use my Outline documents?+
Yes. AIML.chat indexes your Outline content and answers from it with cited sources.
Is there a free plan?+
Yes — 100 messages a month and one website on the free tier. See pricing for higher limits.