Hand the install to your coding agent — it drops the snippet in the right place and the chat is live in seconds.
Because Eloqra is a single self-injecting script with no container or backend, it's the kind of task an AI coding agent can finish on its own.
Point your agent at the snippet and it knows exactly where to put it for your framework — so "add live chat" becomes a one-line request.
The problem
Most integrations are too fiddly to delegate — SDKs, init order, and framework quirks mean you end up doing it by hand anyway.
Give your agent the one-line embed from the Connect tab.
The agent adds the script to your layout or template following the framework-specific guide.
Link Telegram once and the chat is running — no manual wiring left to do.
Delegable to any AI coding agent
No SDK or init order to get wrong
Framework-specific guides for the agent to follow
From request to live chat in seconds
Yes. Eloqra is a single self-injecting script with no backend or container element, so a coding agent can place it correctly for your framework and you're live in seconds.
Drop a single <script> snippet on your site and a clean chat bubble appears on every page. No build step, no backend.
Under ~5kb, loads after your page, and inherits your fonts and colors — no clunky iframe, no Core Web Vitals hit.
Create a project per site, each routing to its own Telegram — perfect for agencies and anyone juggling multiple products.
One script tag, connect Telegram, and reply from your phone. Free while in early access — no card to start.