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public-qa-chatbot

Best practices for building an unauthenticated public Q&A chatbot widget. Covers rate limiting, security hardening, cost optimization, semantic caching, observability, UX patterns, chat scroll behavior, and architecture. Tech-agnostic with concrete examples from a production implementation.

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# Public Q&A Chatbot - Best Practices

A comprehensive skill for building unauthenticated, public-facing Q&A chatbot widgets on marketing sites, conference pages, documentation portals, and similar contexts where you need to serve anonymous visitors while controlling cost and abuse.

Use this as a design and review catalog, not a requirement to add every listed
service or subsystem. Select controls for the public exposure, cost, privacy,
and UX risks created by the requested change. Server-side secret isolation,
server-authoritative enforcement of abuse limits, and safe handling of user
content are invariants where those boundaries are touched. Caching, vector
search, tracing, virtualization, voice, and multi-layer infrastructure are
recommendations or opportunities unless the requested scale or failure mode
makes one necessary. Stop when the named widget behavior is usable and its
concrete public-abuse/cost risks are bounded; report adjacent improvements as
follow-ups.
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