That’s it:
So far, I’ve found that you can actually use any domain, and the AI interface you get can be integrated wherever you want (its intelligence isn’t particularly impressive, but it follows instructions very well).
Here’s how to set it up.
Step 1
Open
Thunderbolt
and select the first option.
Enter your domain (I’m using my own tokentoken.bond as an example here; please enter your own domain, and do the same below).
You’ll need to verify it at this point.
Just go to the DNS settings for your domain host.
Wait.
Then it will automatically redirect you.
Create an agent.
The settings are completely up to you.
And that’s it—you’re all set.
Since it’s this flexible, I get to decide what the AI does and where to integrate it, not the other way around! ![]()
Here are some uses that have occurred to me:
You can use it as a proper customer service agent, ![]()
integrate it into your own programs to process things, ![]()
or even expose it through 2api. ![]()
You could probably even use it to clean data… ![]()






