Using site:script:inject scope for a Private Integration to embed an AI Chatbot

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I'm currently working on adding an AI-powered chatbot to my product's documentation site, which is hosted on GitBook. My goal is to embed this chatbot directly into our GitBook pages to provide real-time assistance to our users.

From my investigation, it appears the most suitable way to achieve this is by building a custom GitBook integration that leverages the site:script:inject scope. I've studied the existing marketplace integrations like Crisp, Intercom, and Help Scout, which all utilize this scope to dynamically inject their chat widgets. My plan involves creating a similar integration that injects our AI chatbot's script and initialization code.

My specific challenge and question is regarding the site:script:inject scope when building a private integration.

According to the GitBook documentation (Developer Reference - Scopes), it states that site:script:inject is "restricted for use by GitBook staff only for security reasons."

Given this, I'm trying to understand:

1. Is it possible for me to use the site:script:inject scope within a private GitBook integration for my own organization's use cases? My intention is purely to add an internal AI chatbot to our own documentation, not to create a public marketplace integration.

2. If it's not directly possible, what would be the recommended alternative approach to inject a custom AI chatbot script into GitBook documentation pages, especially for private, internal use?

Thank you in advance for your insights!

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