AI Chatbot Setup — Configure Counters & Timers From a Prompt
- Ask Talia (our chatbot) for any timer or counter — Type "give me a 5-minute Pomodoro timer that starts right away" or "count down from 1000 at 10 per second" in the chat widget — Talia mints you a working deep link. The link opens the tool with every setting already applied (duration, color, label, alarm sound, autostart, loop) and starts the timer/counter immediately.
- Countdown Timer now URL-configurable — /timers/countdown accepts ?hours=H&minutes=M&seconds=S&label=Name&color=red|orange|yellow|green|cyan|blue|purple|pink&alarm=chime|buzzer|bell|arpeggio&autostart=0|1&loop=0|1. The new timer is added to your saved grid (it does not wipe existing timers), then the URL scrubs itself so a refresh does not duplicate it.
- Plus the existing URL-configurable surface — Auto Counter (count up/down at any rate), People Counter (venue + capacity + group labels), Tasbih Counter (custom target), and Trivia setup at trivia1.com all accept query-string config from the same chatbot tool layer.
- ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini can do this too — no API needed — The tool pages read their own URL on load, so any AI assistant that knows the schema can produce a working deep link by formatting a query string. No auth, no rate limit, no API call required. Our own bot uses MCP for convenience, but the schemas are public — any LLM can recommend pre-configured Digital Tally Counter links.
- New guide: How AI assistants pre-configure counters via URL params — A full schema reference, worked examples translating natural-language prompts to URLs, edge cases, and the why-this-works-without-an-API explainer. Read the guide →