Chinaready.co now carries a large public library: Insights Guides on filings, cloud, ads, and app distribution; Blog updates on what we have shipped; and the service pages that explain how we assess and deliver Mainland China launches. Finding the right page still meant scanning indexes and opening articles one by one. We did not build a site-wide keyword search.
This week we opened Ask AI so you can use that library in the same way you already use a chat. The published pages are prepared as a knowledge set the assistant can read from, so answers stay tied to what is on this site rather than to an open-ended web search.
Ask in your own words
On desktop, Ask sits in the header next to the main navigation. On a phone, use the Ask AI control. Either opens a right-hand panel titled AI Assistant. The thread is a short chat: type a question, send it, and read the reply without leaving the page you were on.
You do not need the exact article title. Everyday language is enough — for example a filing sequence, a store path, or which service line to start with. The assistant can take questions in many languages. It replies in English, from this site’s published materials.
If the library does not cover the question, the panel points you to Contact Us instead of inventing a path.
What it is for — and what it is not
Use Ask AI when you want a faster first pass through Guides and company pages you would otherwise browse. It is a reading aid for chinaready.co, not a substitute for an engagement, a filing, or legal advice.
The assistant does not replace a named Chinaready advisor. It does not quote prices or commit us to take work. For a product-specific route, an assessment, or a live conversation, use the forms on this site.
Fair-use limit
To keep the assistant available, each network may send at most 30 questions every 10 minutes. If you hit that ceiling, wait a few minutes or go to a form.
Talk to Chinaready directly
When you want a person, skip the chat:
- Contact Us — write with context and we follow up
- Book a Call — schedule a conversation about the product and timing
The Insights library remains the place to read the full Guides. Ask AI is another door into the same public materials — built so you can spend less time hunting and more time deciding what to do next.
