The assistant your website wishes it had years ago. He answers questions, knows when he’s not sure, and never makes things up — because he’s backed by PsiGuard.
Helpful. Honest. Difficult to embarrass. Bastian answers questions, explains things, and helps visitors find what they’re looking for. He doesn’t pretend to know everything. Turns out people appreciate that. If he knows, he’ll tell you. If he doesn’t, he’ll tell you that too.
He has no ego to protect, so he’ll happily admit when something’s beyond him — which, oddly, is exactly what makes people trust him. Everyone can feel the difference between talking to a script and talking to someone who’s actually paying attention. Bastian is firmly the second kind.
Bastian answers from your own pages — your words, not the internet’s best guess.
As the answer forms, PsiGuard watches for drift — a reply quietly coming loose from what was asked.
Holds together? They see it. Wobbles? It’s caught and retried — or he simply says he isn’t sure.
Most assistants treat safety as a bolt-on — a banned-words filter, a second model grading the first. Bastian doesn’t. PsiGuard is a product in its own right, already running at psiguard.net, and it judges a reply by how it’s built rather than by checking it against a list of approved facts. That’s the part you can’t buy off a shelf — and the reason Bastian acts less like a chatbot and more like someone who knows his limits.
No. If you can paste one line of code into your site, you can run Bastian. There's nothing to configure.
No. The checking happens in the background, fast enough that people only ever see the finished answer.
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Add Bastian in a minute, throw your trickiest questions at him, and see how he handles the ones he can’t answer.