Festaff

Where AI actually shows up

Not just a chatbot on a website.

Three places AI does real work for Festaff: the office admin behind the scenes, a phone assistant, and a bot that helps someone actually apply — shown honestly, with what's real today marked apart from what's still a concept.

Real today

AI in the office

Not invented for this pitch — this is what Eskdale Solutions, who build Festaff, already sell and support as a live service line.

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AI receptionists, phone systems & office automation

From eskdale.net's own services list: AI chatbots and website content, AI receptionists and phone systems, office administration automation, AI-assisted sales follow-up and technical support.

  • Handling enquiries whether they land by web, phone or email
  • Office administration automation
  • Sales follow-up and technical support
See the real service on eskdale.net/services →

Concept demo

AI on the phone

What a call to Festaff could sound like — a scripted transcript, not a working phone line. No number is connected to this; nobody can actually call it.

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Festaff Line
Incoming call — 00:00

Concept demo — scripted transcript, no real phone line.

Concept demo — the real build is issue #61

AI on the website, helping you apply

The version people would actually meet first: a bot on the website itself that walks a new applicant through picking a role and what to expect — not just waiting-room chat like the Green Room's Ren.

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Robbie, the apply assistant

A concept for this page — scripted replies, not a real LLM integration yet. See the open questions below for what a real build needs decided first.

Hey — thinking about applying? Ask me anything, or tell me what kind of role you're after.

Concept demo — scripted replies, not a live AI in this preview.

Before this becomes real (issue #61):
  1. What does "keeps learning" mean — a human-reviewed FAQ that grows, or something more automatic?
  2. Where does the real integration run — this repo has no backend today, just a static file server
  3. Budget/rate-limit per conversation, and what happens when it's hit
  4. Exact wording for "you're talking to an AI", and how to escalate to a real person