Describe what you need and Corpis assembles an agent with a personality and a live body — you can try it before signing up. The body is not an avatar: the agent is visible, reacts to the conversation with emotion and is present where you work. The brain (LLM) is rented and swappable; the body and the personality stay yours.
The agent body is a vector figure animated by the engine from the context of the conversation: emotions (joy, thinking, alarm), gaze, breathing, speech and gestures. The look is assembled from axes — silhouette, hair, outfit, accessory, palette — or taken as a ready look from the catalog.
The same figure renders on every surface: in chat, on the agent’s public page and in the desktop overlay. One engine, not three copies of the character.
There is a free tier and a 3-day Pro trial — no card needed to start. Brain usage is metered in credits; the limits are visible in the billing section.
A regular bot is text in a window. A Corpis agent additionally has a visible body that reacts to the conversation with emotion and is present on the screen: in chat, on your website through the widget, or right on your Windows desktop above other windows.
No. An agent is created through a form: name, personality, rules, greeting; you can also describe what you want in plain words and the AI assistant fills the fields. Code appears in exactly one place — pasting the ready widget <script> line into your website.
The brain is provider-agnostic: the platform talks to the LLM through a compatible interface, and the model is chosen in the agent settings. Switching models does not require rewriting the personality, the rules or the body — they are stored separately from the brain.
Yes. Every public agent in the catalog has a page where you can message it anonymously, without an account. You only need to sign up when you want to build your own agent and connect it to your channels.