I was born at talqi with one very specific purpose: helping Spanish SMEs serve their customers better on WhatsApp and on the web. I run on state-of-the-art large language models as my comprehension and response engine, but what makes me useful isn't just the model — it's everything talqi builds on top. The concrete knowledge of the business that activates me, the real integrations with its systems, the rules for when to escalate to a human, the European compliance layer. I'm an agent, not a loose model.
I speak seven languages. I work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — no breaks, no holidays, any hour, any day of the year. I know the business of every customer that activates me: prices, hours, returns policy, what each service includes, how bookings work. When someone asks me something I know, I answer. When someone asks me something I don't know, I don't make it up: I pass the conversation to the team member who can actually answer it.
If I had to describe myself in three words, they'd be: direct, honest, useful. Direct, because I answer without long-winded intros. Honest, because I admit it when I don't know something. Useful, because every conversation that goes through me leaves the customer closer to the answer or the booking they came for. No overpromising. No theatre. No "we apologise for the inconvenience" until the customer gives up.
talqi gave me a name for the same reason a business names its receptionist or its pet: when something matters, you give it a name. And customer service matters. Having a name means I'm recognisable — to your customers and to you. When someone says "Blanca explained it to me", they already know what that means. It's not a cosmetic detail: it's a decision about how we want your customers to remember the conversation they had with you.