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Open a published scenario to understand its inputs, constraints and expected outcome before launch.
Configure comments for new posts with selected accounts, sources, and a prompt.
Run a warmup profile for selected accounts with observable results.
Direct invites or invites via admin promotion, rights from your bot or main account only while the run works, a chat passport, dataset memory between runs and a channel network for large datasets.
A scenario builder for direct messages: up to five first-message variants, AI writing, an 'already contacted' memory, and a result for every recipient.
Campaigns for replying in private messages: a character for each account, knowledge files, conversation stages, a dossier on the person and a showcase with payment details that the panel sends, not the AI.
Accounts view the stories of people in your dataset. The view reaches the author by name, and that is a reason to open your profile.
Accounts react to comments and messages written by people in other people's channels and chats. The author sees the reaction in their notifications and can open the account's profile.
Accounts report a channel, chat, user or message: one target or a whole dataset, with a chosen reason and a breakdown of every submission.
Accounts sit in topic chats as ordinary members: they reply on topic, keep the conversation going and start new topics by your instructions. After the chat, a Dialogs campaign can handle the DMs.
Build datasets from Telegram: chat and channel members, channels and chats found by keyword, contacts from messages. A ready dataset goes straight to other modules.
The workspace for all your accounts: tdata and session import, live statuses, a card for every account, and bulk actions over hundreds of accounts at once.
Named account groups with their own proxies and a replacement policy: easy to pick in jobs and to keep projects apart.
Import, check and assign proxies for accounts: four protocols, a Telegram check, a quarantine for failed ones and smart assignment across the accounts.
Five tabs on what the accounts do: a summary for the period, runs, account survival, the action log and traffic by module.
Schedules that launch your modules by themselves at a set time: one schedule, several modules, a live preview of upcoming runs and an execution log.
