Coffee for offices that have given up on the kettle.
This time the agent is not hand-written for this shop. Northwind connected its catalogue, and every product says how many people and kitchen points it holds — so the agent sizes from that.
This page carries one line and nothing else of the agent — the way a real shop installs it:
<script src="https://asa-agent.netlify.app/asa.js" data-shop="demo-northwind" async></script>
Pushiness, set by the shop — try each:
informative · balanced · promotional.
Wait about twelve seconds and it speaks first. The staff view, where a person can take the conversation over, is under
what it needs.
Small PotUp to 11 people, one kitchen point.
OfficeUp to 59 people, two points.
Whole FloorUp to 250 people, six points.
On SiteUp to 2,000 people. Priced on request.
Northwind Coffee does not exist. Every name and price is invented, and nothing is sent anywhere.
What to watch
Wait: after a few seconds of hesitating it speaks first — with a plan and its reason, never a bare hello. “Don’t open by itself” switches that off for good.
Correct it to 55 people. That sits between two sizes, so it shows them side by side, each from the shop’s own limits and prices — and, because the price list makes it true, says the next one works out cheaper per person, with both numbers.
Under every figure it says where it came from: the price-list line, the limit.
The button goes into the shop’s own checkout, carrying a reference the shop saves with the order. Beside it, book a call. No discount, ever.
Ask for 600 people: the only one that fits has no price, so it says priced on request — no guess.
Switch to العربية at the top: it speaks Arabic and turns right-to-left; the shop’s own product names stay as the shop wrote them.
Open “what it needs” in another tab and take the conversation over: the agent stops until you hand it back.
Sign-up, the trial and paying are run by APanel, the control panel
all our agents share. The agent itself holds no trial or payment code. During the preview APanel's sign-up page is a stand-in, and it asks for an invite code.