Your customers ask. Your loop answers, acts, and tells you what matters. You decide what it can read, do and spend. Reactor enforces those limits on every run, whatever a visitor types.
Answers questions about Reactor from its own docs, and names the page it used.
plutonium.io Reactor runs AI agents for your business, on your site and in your tools, around the clock. You say what the loop should do. We run it safely, on a budget you set, and everything it collects is yours.
We run the loop. You own the data.
Point it at your site and docs. It reads them, stays current when they change, and answers at 2 a.m. with a link to the right page. When it does not know, it hands the conversation to your team.
It reads every message, files the problem, and tells your team when someone is stuck or upset.
Books the appointment, qualifies the lead, files the expense, starts the refund. Anything that needs approval waits until your team says yes.
It can run on a schedule, or when an event arrives, with nobody in the chat. It sorts the inbox, summarises the week, or acts on a new order, always inside the limits you set.
You describe what the loop is for. We handle everything after that.
It calls a tool it should not, or the wrong one.
It can use only the tools you grant. Nothing a user types can add another.
A hostile message tricks it into a harmful action.
An action that needs approval waits until your team says yes.
One busy user spends your month’s budget.
Spending caps per loop, per user and per run, checked before each call.
A prompt change quietly breaks it.
A new version goes live only after its test conversations pass.
Nobody can say what it did last Tuesday.
Every run, step and cent is on your console as it happens.
You host it, retry it and restart it.
We handle the hosting, the models, the retries and the restarts.
Connect your own tools and APIs, and use ours when you need them.
Tell LoopAssistant what the loop is for, in plain words.
Read what it will do, what it may use and what a run may cost. Try it before anyone else does.
Add a chat to your site, or connect your own app through our API. Watch every run from your console.
Or build it from a terminal, or from the AI tool you use. Install the
rxr command line with
curl -fsSL https://plutonium.io/install.sh | sh, or
connect an AI tool.
Every lead, booking, ticket and answer is saved as a record in your own collections. Read them over an API, have each one sent to your webhook or your inbox, or watch them arrive on your console. A loop reads only what you give it.
Text and semantic search over your docs, your pages and your own records, for your loops, your team and your visitors. Inexpensive enough to give every visitor a search box. Pick an example index and compare the ways it searches.
Searching 10,000 film plots from Wikipedia.
These are example indexes of public data. Your own index holds your documents.
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You do not pay per seat. Work that repeats can become an automation that runs without an AI model. You approve it once, and each later run costs a fraction of the first.
About 0.5¢ a typical run on Pro
A run costs the tokens its model uses, plus a small fee per call: about $0.005073 on Pro, or $0.007805 on pay as you go.
About $0.0689 per 1,000 visitor searches on Pro
A search by a visitor or a loop costs a fraction of a cent. A search through a search key has its own flat price.
Full pricing, and what Pro costs.
We’re opening Reactor to a few teams at a time, and we add each one by hand. Tell us where to reach you, and we’ll email you when your account is ready.
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