Chat

You talk to your agent on Telegram, like you would with a person. Slack, Teams and Discord are coming soon.

Messages

Write what you need, in your own words. Your agent answers in formatted text, with headings, lists, tables and code where they help, and the answer appears as it is written.

It understands how you use Telegram: a reply to one of its messages, an edit of yours, a reaction with an emoji. It reacts and replies too.

When a job takes longer, it tells you what it is doing as it goes.

Files

Send documents, photos, audio or video, one at a time or as an album. Your agent receives them as one message with each file's name, size and a preview of its text.

• Documents are converted so the agent can read them: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, EPUB and more. A spreadsheet is read sheet by sheet.
• Limits: your agent can receive files of up to 20 MB each through Telegram, with ten files per album. The 20 MB limit is for bot downloads, not for what you can upload to Telegram. If a file is too large, your bot replies: “That file is too large for me to receive: the limit is 20 MB.”
• Every received original is kept on your agent's machine, in the space's folder.

Your agent sends files back the same way: up to ten at once, up to 50 MB each. It can also edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, including comments and tracked changes in Word.

Voice notes

Send a voice or video note and your agent receives what you said, as text. ElevenLabs is recommended if you want to use voice notes. With it connected, ElevenLabs transcribes them; otherwise, or when ElevenLabs fails, transcription runs on your agent's machine.

Settings for one conversation

These commands change the model settings of the conversation you send them in, and nothing else:

Send a command on its own to see the current setting and choose from a menu. See Models.