AI Agent Bee

Open Agent Bee

• Select Agent Bee in the top bar, or press ⌘/Ctrl + I.
• The keyboard shortcut opens Bee from normal app screens without interrupting typing inside inputs, editors, or selection fields.

What Agent Bee does now

Agent Bee helps you:

• Answer how‑to questions and point you to the right screen.
• Build and check the first homepage draft during guided setup, then open dedicated generators or product screens for funnels, flows, quizzes, and campaigns.
• Inspect form, tag, list, flow, and page connections when you ask what starts, changes, or links to something.
• Rewrite page copy with preview/apply controls.
• Create and follow plans with visible steps.
• Guide new-site setup from an outcome, brand starting point, and first-win goal into a reviewable launch plan.
• Draft a support ticket for your approval when you ask for a person or report something Bee cannot resolve after trying to help.
• Check the real status and latest support reply for existing tickets when you ask for an update.
• Use quick actions that change based on where you are in the app.
• Copy code blocks and tables from Bee responses when you need just one snippet or table.
• Mark a Bee response with thumbs up or thumbs down when you want to give quick feedback. Click the same rating again to clear it.

What Bee is (and isn’t)

Bee is Hiveality’s assistant that helps you:

• Find answers in the docs
• Jump into the right area of the app
• Troubleshoot common issues using cited sources

Bee is not a replacement for your data or settings — it works best when you ask specific questions and follow the linked sources.

In regular chat, Bee does not directly build funnels, flows, quizzes, campaigns, or websites inside a message. For those creation tasks, Bee opens a dedicated guided dialog or product screen so you can review settings before anything is created. The focused new-site setup is different: after you approve the plan, Bee can build and check one homepage draft inside the setup flow.

When you are reviewing connections, Bee can use the current form or flow page, or the Ask Bee button in a Connections panel, to answer questions about related pages, tags, lists, flows, redirects, and downstream actions.

Guided setup with Bee

When a new website still needs setup, Bee can open a focused onboarding chat. Use the suggested chips, voice dictation, or your own answer to describe the outcome you want, such as launching a website, getting more leads, taking bookings, selling products, or launching a course.

Bee then asks how you want to start. Choose an AI-guided build, a template start, or a migration request for an existing site. You can change paths before you confirm the plan.

For new builds, Bee asks for the brand starting point. You can let Bee learn from an existing website URL, choose files from File Manager, describe the brand, or start fresh. You can also add up to two public reference sites for visual direction; their previews appear in the plan when capture succeeds. When an existing website is provided, the Brand tab shows the imported context before the build can start.

If you start fresh without a logo, choose whether Bee should generate one transparent logo for review, use a text wordmark, or leave space for a logo you will upload later. Bee creates only the selected first option and does not generate extra logo variations automatically. If the source site cannot provide usable public content, Bee continues from the details you already typed instead of stopping the setup flow.

Review the Plan tab before continuing. It shows the recommended path, launch steps, and what Bee can help with versus what needs your decision. For an AI-guided website build, Bee creates and checks the homepage first. The progress view keeps the brief and completed saves protected, offers a retry or the classic generator if needed, and pauses for your review before any remaining pages are built.

Before the homepage reaches Review, Bee checks the saved draft for issues such as unreadable text, broken media, incomplete actions, and oversized branding. When a problem is isolated, Bee can repair only the affected section or shared header/footer and check the same draft again. If an automatic repair does not pass, Bee restores the protected version instead of leaving the partial repair in place.

During a targeted homepage repair, Bee protects established typography, multi-link hero treatments, readable link contrast, shape dividers, and full-height hero spacing when those details define the current design. It also checks that shared navigation was not duplicated inside the first page section.

If you want to start from an existing design, choose Use a template. Bee opens a template picker, lets you preview the available starting points, and applies the selected template with your global brand settings before opening the editor.

If you choose migration, Bee first asks whether you want a homepage preview or a full migration assessment. The homepage-preview path recreates only the source homepage and pauses for your review. The assessment path collects what needs to be moved, the current platforms or tools involved, the preferred style for the rebuild, and any notes the reviewer should know.

Use the scope picker to select areas like website pages, blog content, store products, bookings, courses, email marketing, contacts, or everything important. Do not include passwords or private access details. Before either migration path continues, confirm that you own or have permission to reproduce the source site's content, branding, images, and design.

Bee can scan the source site and show discovery details in the Plan tab, including found URLs, detected blog posts or products, and a homepage preview when available. A full assessment is sent for review so scope, timing, and next steps can be confirmed before migration work begins. A homepage preview does not move the rest of the site automatically.

Support handoffs

When support tickets are available for your account, Bee can prepare a ticket with the issue, what was already tried, and useful page or account context. Bee shows the draft first and sends it only after you approve.

After a ticket is raised from Bee, support replies can appear in the same Bee conversation and in Help & Guides →

Support tickets. You can keep asking Bee for help while the support team reviews the ticket.

Key guides

• How it works

• Modes (Strategy, Actions, Help Docs, Answers)

• Quick actions
• Workflows
• Example questions
• Business Intelligence

Best ways to ask

• “How does wait until work in flows?”
• “My contacts are stuck in a flow step — what should I check?”
• “What happens when someone submits this form?”
• “Where do I change my domain settings?”