AI commenting
Comments that read like a person left them
Point your accounts at the channels that matter, describe who they are, and let them work: they join, read the post, write a comment on topic, reply when someone answers, and occasionally react to someone else — the way a normal reader behaves.
What it does
A persona per account
Each account gets its own prompt — tone, interests, how much it knows. Ten accounts in one thread will not sound like one bot.
Real dialogue
When somebody replies, the account answers with the whole thread in context, and stops after the number of replies you set.
Reactions
Now and then it reacts to someone else's comment — on joining, before replying, after posting. Optionally only where nobody reacted yet.
Filters that save money
Skip posts with too few comments, skip channels where writing is not allowed, cap comment length, set a budget per task.
Economy mode
Not in a hurry? Batch generation cuts the AI bill in half; the comment lands within a day.
A log of everything
Joins, comments, dialogues, reactions, skips and errors — each with the text, the source and what it cost.
Getting started
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Connect an account. Add the Telegram account that will comment. It gets its own proxy so its footprint stays separate.
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Describe the persona. A couple of sentences is enough: who they are and how they speak. You can also set one shared prompt for every account.
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Pick target channels. Paste the ones you want, or let it use the channels the account already follows.
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Start and watch. The task runs on its own schedule. Every action shows up in the log; pause any time.
Questions
Will it look automated?
That is exactly what the design fights: delays are randomised, each account has its own persona and its own exit IP, and it reacts and replies instead of posting one comment after another.
How is it billed?
By the tokens actually spent, on top of your plan. Every comment in the log shows its cost, and a task stops by itself once it hits the budget you set.
What if commenting is closed in a channel?
The channel is skipped right after joining, before anything is generated — you are not charged for a comment that could never be posted.
Do I need my own accounts?
Yes — you connect the Telegram accounts you want to work with, and they stay yours.