Two script tags.

Deploying OmniClew means adding two script tags to your website. It needs no SDK, no backend and no changes to your existing pages.

Add it to your site

The first script tag sets the website, the version and the location of the files. The second loads OmniClew.

<script>window.Omniclew = { corpus: 'your-site', version: '2026.10', baseUrl: 'https://cdn.omniclew.com' };</script>
<script src="https://cdn.omniclew.com/omniclew.js" async></script>

A button or an open box

OmniClew has two display modes. Widget mode adds a floating Ask button, and opens a modal with Ctrl+K or ⌘+K. Page mode places an always-open omnibox inside an element on your page. The OmniClew website uses page mode.

Your styles stay yours

OmniClew renders in isolation (inside a Shadow DOM), so your site’s CSS does not affect it, and OmniClew’s CSS does not affect your site.

Publish after your review

Before the script tags do anything, your approved answers must be published. That is the last step of the process described on the how it works page: ingest your content, review the questions and answers, and deploy. We publish the version you approved and give you the script tags, and we can help you add them to your website. The review page describes your part.

Hosting

OmniClew serves everything from its CDN at cdn.omniclew.com, and loads nothing from third-party hosts. The files are static, so they can also be served from any static host or CDN that you control, by changing baseUrl.

Versions that never change

Each version is published at its own address and never changes after it is published, so a version number always produces the same answers. The version in your script tag decides which one your website uses. To roll back, change the version number back to the earlier one, because previous versions stay available.

Updating after your website changes

Tell us, and we rebuild, which produces a new version. You review the new and changed answers, and then you change the version number in your script tag to switch to it. Rebuilds are included in the monthly price.

Removing OmniClew

Remove the two script tags. OmniClew leaves nothing else on your website. The omnibox’s record of question outcomes lives in each visitor’s own browser storage, and it is not shared with anyone.