The demo builds itself, on demand
A prospect opens a session — a secure link, or the widget on your site — and MyAISE opens with one question: “What can I show you today?” They answer in their own words. The AI SE picks the best-fitting tour from your demo library, or storyboards a new one on the fly: real pages, real selectors, real data, playing live in their browser.
There's no calendar link in the middle of this. Every visitor gets the demo that a great sales engineer would have built for them — at 2pm or 2am.
Anchored in total product knowledge
The AI SE doesn't guess. It learns your product by operating it — every page crawled, every flow traced, every button's real selector verified — and it answers from the curated knowledge base your support conversations already wrote. A tour never points at a control that isn't there; an answer never invents behavior. When the groundtruth can't back a step, the step doesn't ship.
A prebuilt library, plus on-the-fly assembly
MyAISE prebuilds a demo library from your product's demand signals — the questions prospects actually ask — and your team reviews and publishes each tour before it serves. On the call, the AI SE recombines the pieces: prebuilt chapters, branded cards and full-screen moments, and freshly generated segments when the prospect asks for something new.
Mid-demo, it listens
Drop an AI SE step into any demo and the tour pauses to ask the prospect a question. Their answer steers what happens next — continue the chapter, jump to the part they actually care about, or branch into a different tour entirely. It's a conversation that happens to be a demo.
After the sale, the same AI answers support
The AI that sold the demo is the same one that answers “how do I set this up?” on day 30. One brain, one knowledge base, both sides of the signature. It answers only from your curated knowledge base and your real screens — when it doesn't know, it says so and hands off instead of inventing UI that doesn't exist.
Wired to your application over MCP, it reads the signed-in customer's live account — plan, usage, settings — and answers about their data. “Upgrade my plan” becomes a confirmed change, not a doc link: every action goes through your app's own MCP server, is previewed in plain language, and waits for an explicit confirm. No silent writes, ever. Apps without an MCP server still get grounded answers and guided walkthroughs; the integration guide covers adding one.
Drop it into a hosted MyAISE demo, or embed it in your own app with the widget. It runs in the visitor's browser and stays out of the way until asked. See the AI support use case.