Let an AI assistant set up your page

Setting up a page takes about two minutes, but not everyone wants to do it by hand. If you use an AI assistant or an agentic browser, you can now ask it to do it with you.

Point it at kasdatay.com. It asks for your email, we send you a 6-digit code, and you give it the code. It then fills in your page address, name, one-line description and bio, and sends the page for review. Once the page is live it can fetch the button code to paste into your own website.

Anything that saves or sends asks you first: emailing your code, saving your page, sending it for review. How you get paid is always yours to set up, because Stripe asks for your identity and account details. An assistant can’t approve your page or pay for anything.

It works with browsers and agents that support WebMCP, and with agents that use our API, never by clicking through the website. We can’t promise it works with every assistant, so the page you can do by hand is always there too.

Read the guide: Let an AI assistant set up your page

If you would rather not confirm every step, you can make a setup key. Sign in and choose “Let an AI assistant set it up” on the first screen (or find it later in Integrations). Choose Authorise key, then give the key and the ready-made instruction to your assistant. One key covers all your pages: the assistant says which page it is working on. You can watch each page’s progress on the same screen, and switch to setting it up yourself at any time.

With it, the assistant can save your page details, add your PayPal email if your page is paid through PayPal, send the page for review and fetch your button code. It can’t see your supporters, their emails or what you have received, touch your bank or Stripe details, delete anything other than images in your gallery, make other keys or approve your page: a person at Kas D’atay still reviews every page.

The key stops working after 7 days, and you can switch it off any time. We only keep a scrambled copy, so we show it once.

Under the key there is also a Download for my assistant choice: a file with the key and the instructions, as JSON, Markdown or plain text, for an assistant that takes files. The file is made in your browser and never stored by us. It holds a secret key, so treat it like a password and delete it when you are done.

There is now a public page for this: Set up Kas D’atay with an AI assistant. It has a step-by-step table of what an assistant can do and what only a person can do, the browser tools, the setup key API with example requests, how to add the support button to your own site, and a ready-made instruction to paste to your assistant.