Boost.ai Adds Model Testing and No Code Integrations

Oct 21, 2026
Version 14 of the Boost.ai platform adds model comparison tools, an assistant for building API integrations, and configurable chat interfaces.

boost.ai announced in a press release version 14 of its conversational AI platform, with rollout to customers beginning in the coming weeks. The release gives customer experience and AI operations teams tools to test language models, build integrations, and configure chat interfaces without writing code.

Test Studio can run a use case or guardrail against multiple AI models at once. Teams can compare response quality, speed, and cost before selecting a model for an AI agent.

An assistant in the API Connector lets users describe an integration in plain language and provide relevant API documentation. It then generates integration code for systems such as Salesforce and UiPath.

The updated chat panel supports floating widgets, full page interfaces, and panels embedded within web pages. Teams can maintain different configurations for specific URLs, add suggested topics, and display fixed system messages or disclaimers.

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