Chatbot
Stateless app type for fast, low-overhead enterprise Q&A and support flows—ideal for simple automation without memory or branching.
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Stateless app type for fast, low-overhead enterprise Q&A and support flows—ideal for simple automation without memory or branching.
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GLIK defines app types as structured execution models that determine how workflows are built, how state is handled, and which system features are available. Each app type reflects an intentional tradeoff between control, complexity, and capability.
GLIK Cloud currently supports four core app types:
Chatbot (stateless Q&A logic)
Agent (stateful memory-driven logic)
Advanced Chat (threaded conversational logic)
Workflow (graph-based, condition-driven orchestration)
Understanding app types is essential to selecting the right execution mode for your enterprise use case.
The Chatbot app type provides a stateless, single-turn execution model. It is optimized for lightweight prompt-response use cases such as FAQ bots, static data lookups, or simple internal triage systems.
Chatbot apps:
Accept user input
Run a single structured response generation via LLM or tool logic
Return a response without storing memory across sessions
It is the lowest-complexity app type in GLIK, designed for rapid deployment and minimal state management.
Static FAQs
✅ Yes
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Single-step form assistant
✅ Yes
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Expense escalation or approvals
❌ No
Agent or Workflow
Document summarization
✅ Yes (stateless)
Agent if multiple turns needed
Memory-aware triage bot
❌ No
Advanced Chat or Agent
Regulated or auditable process
❌ No
Workflow
While simple, the Chatbot app type delivers real business value in enterprise environments:
Enterprise developers using the Chatbot app type should be aware of its limitations and boundary conditions:
Prompt + single output logic
Frontline decision routing
Integration with static data tools or API responses
No persistent state or scoped memory
Cannot use fallback blocks or conditional routing
No branching logic
Developers should avoid overloading Chatbots with multi-step reasoning or dynamic memory use cases — escalate to Agent or Workflow when complexity rises.
Cost Efficiency
- Minimal model usage per request - No need for memory or session tracking
Speed to Deployment
- Build and publish chatbots in minutes via GLIK Studio - No orchestration or branching logic
Security & Control
- Statelessness lowers risk of memory leakage - Simple validation is easier to audit and log
Business Use Cases
- Internal tools (policy lookup, HR, IT) - Customer-facing Q&A (pricing, docs, support) - Embedded chat in SaaS apps