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Agentic Mail: Why Email for AI Agents Needs a Different Backend
AI agents need event-driven, controllable email — webhooks, allow/block lists, integrations. Why Hostinger Agentic Mail is a real category, and who it's for.
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Hostinger Managed Hermes Agent: A Personal AI Agent on Your Server, No Setup
A personal AI agent running on your own server — without the server admin. What 'managed' changes, what Hermes does, and managed vs self-managed VPS.
Hostinger Kodee: The AI That No Longer Just Advises — It Does the Admin
Kodee went from chatbot to agent — 350+ admin actions, 83% of support handled. What the chatbot-to-agent shift means for your hosting.
Tidio’s Lyro resolves 67% of conversations on average — what that number is actually measuring
Tidio puts Lyro’s average resolution rate at 67%, which is the figure that separates an AI agent from a live chat widget. But a resolution rate is mostly a property of your support content, not of the model — and that determines whether you land above or well below the average.
Indirect Prompt Injection: Why AI Agents Need a Sandbox, Not a Better Prompt
A bank AI assistant manipulated by the description of a tiny transaction shows the new reality: every piece of data an agent reads is a potential command. Why the fix isn't a better model but secure architecture.
10 Chatbot Mistakes That Make Customers Leave
The technology is rarely why customers abandon a chatbot — the design choices are. This listicle covers ten common mistakes, from aggressive pop-ups and no human option to confidently wrong answers, and what to do instead.
What Are Chatbot Fallbacks and Why Do They Matter?
Every chatbot eventually hits a question it cannot answer. This explainer covers what fallbacks are, why good fallback design protects the customer experience, and how to escalate gracefully instead of looping endlessly.