The public front door: an "Ask Connor" chatbot that talks to visitors, researches their company in real time, scores the conversation, and turns it into a qualified lead.
Every chat runs through a single Netlify serverless function that quietly does four jobs while it talks.
web_search, injected into the system prompt, every later reply is company-aware.A captured lead doesn't sit in a table; it surfaces where I'll actually see it.
The system of record: structured fields, full transcripts, sentiment scores.
New leads show up in my daily briefing automatically.
The week's pipeline rolls into the weekly review.
A dashboard panel shows leads and lets me edit the bot's prompt and redeploy.
Sonnet for conversation + research, Haiku for the cheap sentiment classifier.
History capped at 10 turns per request, plus a hard spend cap in the console.
The Anthropic key lives only in the Netlify function, never shipped to the browser. All calls route through the serverless backend.
Source is a private GitHub repo; Netlify rebuilds on every push to main.
The Command Center can rewrite the chatbot's system prompt and push a redeploy. No code editor needed.
Turn-history truncation plus a console spend cap keep a public, always-on bot from running away on cost.