This hub lists only tools you can run or download: a knowledge-base readiness assessment, and a scored evaluation template. It is not a roundup of ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude apps, and it does not relabel ordinary articles as tools.
Maintained by Anas R., founder of Heeya.
English search results for “free AI chatbot tools” are almost all product directories: general-purpose chat apps, no-signup wrappers, and yearly “best of” lists. Those pages help someone pick a consumer assistant. They do not help a product or support team decide whether their documentation is ready for retrieval, or whether a RAG agent actually refuses questions it should not answer.
The two tools below are built for that second job. Use them before you treat a docs-grounded agent as ready for a SaaS website. If you later want Heeya to host that agent, the commercial fit is on AI customer support for SaaS.
A URL appears here only if it is interactive or offers a file you can take away. Comparison write-ups, pricing explainers, and copy-paste checklists stay on the blog, even when their titles contain the word calculator or template.
Two items. If a third tool becomes interactive or downloadable, it will be added here. Until then the list stays short on purpose.
Interactive
A scored diagnostic of the corpus you would retrieve from, not of a vendor’s marketing page. It looks at structure, freshness, coverage, consistency, confidentiality, and document governance. The explanation lives on the same URL as the score, so you can see why a weak area matters before you ingest anything.
Use this first if you have not yet decided which sources belong in the agent.
Open the readiness assessmentDownloadable
A file you can score by hand: accuracy against a known source, refusals, questions outside the corpus, and what the agent does when the source does not contain the answer. The page ships a real CSV, spreadsheet-ready, or JSON artifact plus the scoring method. It is not a blog post that merely describes evaluation.
Use this after you have an agent, including a Heeya test agent, and want evidence instead of a few happy-path questions.
Get the evaluation template1. Score the corpus, then fix the corpus.
Run the RAG knowledge base readiness assessment against the docs you actually plan to load. If freshness, contradictions, or confidential pages fail, those problems will show up as confident wrong answers later. The longer treatment of inventory, hygiene, and chunking is the knowledge base engineering guide. That guide is an article, not a tool.
2. Stand up an agent on the cleaned sources.
Only then does it make sense to chat with the system. Retrieval cannot repair a source you never ingested, and a polished UI will not hide a gap in coverage.
3. Run the evaluation file, including the ugly cases.
Download the RAG chatbot evaluation template and score accuracy, refusals, out-of-scope prompts, and missing-source behavior. A pass on FAQs you wrote yourself is not an evaluation. Background on why retrieval-backed support still needs this kind of test is in RAG for customer service.
Several English URLs look like tools in search snippets. They are useful pages. They fail the inclusion rule used here.
No. Search results for free AI chatbot tools are mostly product roundups of general-purpose chat apps. This page lists Heeya's own interactive or downloadable tools for teams that are preparing or testing a documentation-grounded RAG chatbot.
Two: a RAG knowledge base readiness assessment, and a downloadable RAG chatbot evaluation template. A page is listed only if you can run it or download a file from it. Comparison articles, formula write-ups, and copy-paste checklists stay on the blog.
The assessment and the evaluation template are public pages on this site. Creating a Heeya agent and testing answers against your own documentation requires a Heeya account.
The cost and ROI URLs are articles. They explain formulas and worked examples. They do not currently include form fields, so they are not listed as tools on this hub.
No. The French outils section is a library of comparison articles. This English hub has a different job: only interactive or downloadable tools. The two URLs are not language equivalents.
Use the assessment notes to clean sources, then run the evaluation template against a live agent. If you want that agent to be a Heeya widget on a SaaS site, create a free account and add the same documents you just scored.
After the assessment and the evaluation file, the next step in this product is: create an account, add the documents you already scored, and try the answers in the dashboard. Current plans are on the pricing page; amounts are not repeated here.
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