DASHA AI
A community-run, open-source support AI for Dash —
answering 24/7, with a human always one message away.
Dasha is grounded in the Dash docs, reaches live tools for governance and chain data, answers in your language — and hands you to a human the moment you want one. Her whole mind is open source on GitHub.
Add Dasha to your site,
in one line.
Building on Dash? Give every visitor a support team the moment they need one. Paste a single line and a floating “Ask Dasha” button appears on your site — answering from the Dash docs, in any language, handing off to a human. No signup, nothing to maintain, nothing stored.
Paste once, anywhere before your closing </body> tag.
<script src="https://dashsupport.team/embed.js" async></script>
Copy the line
One <script> tag — that’s the whole install. No packages, no API keys, no build step.
Paste it in
Drop it in your footer, before </body>. Works on plain HTML, React, Webflow, WordPress — anywhere you can add a script.
That’s it
A floating “Ask Dasha” button appears in the corner. It’s already live on this very site — that’s her, bottom-right.
Prefer it in your Telegram group? Mint your own Dasha bot below — two minutes, and your token never leaves your browser. Every project that adds her makes Dash support one tap away.
Her Full Skill Stack — all 40 abilities
Every skill is a way of thinking about one kind of problem — routed to your question automatically. Here is the whole stack, plainly.
Your idea becomes a public proposal on her open-source GitHub — accepted skills ship to every surface, credited to you.
Her Base Prompt — read her whole mind
Her actual spine, streamed live from the public repository as you open this.
Open to read her mind…
The Sources She Stands On
Add Dasha To Your Telegram Group
Mint your own Dasha in about two minutes: message @BotFather on Telegram → /newbot → paste your token below. Your token goes straight from your browser to Telegram — never stored by our server.
Help Train Her
Found a doc or guide that would make Dasha better? Send it. Every accepted source enters her corpus — with credit to you, in public.