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Kairon

A conversational digital-transformation platform, built on the RASA framework, that gives teams a no-code web interface for building, training, testing and maintaining LLM-based chatbot assistants.

Kairon

Kairon is a set of tools built on top of RASA that adds a web-based interface and a full lifecycle around chatbot development, rather than only the conversational technology itself. It focuses on pre-processing the data RASA needs, including question augmentation and automatic generation of knowledge graphs used to produce intents, questions and responses, and on post-processing tasks such as metrics and follow-up messages.

Its stated goal is to let functional users, such as marketing or product teams, define how a digital assistant responds without extensive coding. Assistants built with Kairon are tethered to the platform for real-time monitoring, and a telemetry feature tracks how users interact with an assistant embedded on a website, so problems can be surfaced proactively. A chat client designer lets a team create a customized chat widget for its deployed assistants.

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