How Takkie AI Migrated Off Cloudflare Markdown to Context.dev in Under 30 Minutes

Takkie AI enables businesses to create their own customer support agents that operate as web chat widgets and voice assistants, interfacing with platforms like Shopify and Zendesk. Initially reliant on Cloudflare Markdown for web scraping, Takkie faced challenges with bot protection that prevented effective training of these agents. Founder Bazzo Kelesh switched to Context.dev, which offers reliable page scraping even from sites with bot protection, resolving the training failures. The migration to Context.dev was straightforward and quick, taking under 30 minutes to implement. The new system allows agents to be trained on specific pages or entire sitemaps, enhancing their knowledge base and functionality without compromising on cost-effectiveness, as it remains free-to-start. This transition ensures that Takkie's agents can be effectively trained on any site, addressing previous issues and expanding the utility of their customer support solutions.

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