Telegram AI chat

Blunt ads in group chats barely work any more: people scroll past them, and the account collects reports. AI chat takes a different route. The accounts you select read the conversation, reply to specific on-topic messages, and bring up the product or profile only where it fits. The panel decides which messages deserve a reply at all, and records a reason for every one it skips.

Launch flow

• Select accounts and group chats.
• Set the conversation policy and the instruction, check a reply in the preview.
• Start the job and follow the per-account log.

How this differs from a broadcast

A broadcast sends the same text to everyone and lives until the first report. AI chat behaves like a member of the chat: it reads the conversation, replies to specific messages and keeps to a set pace. Promotion is not a required part but one of the modes: the accounts can simply keep a conversation going, with no links and no product mentions.

Before you launch

• Accounts. Writing in chats is a low-risk action in itself, but warmed accounts with some history still stand a noticeably lower chance of restriction than freshly bought ones.
• Group chats, not channels. Links or @names are added by hand; before launch the panel checks that these really are groups and that the selected accounts can write in them.
• An instruction for the replies, picked inside the module from the ready-made or your own variants.

The model is already built into the panel; there is nothing to connect separately.

Conversation policy: which goal to pick

• Just chat. Taking part in conversations with no promotion and no links. A good fit for letting an account settle into a chat and build up message history before future runs.
• Lead to profile. The conversation gently steers a person towards the account profile. The working choice when a link in the chat would read as spam: the person opens the profile themselves and finds a prepared description there.
• Promote a product. Replies bring in the product. Pick it when the chat genuinely asks about tools in your category, and start at the Soft intensity.

The promoting modes carry a Promotion intensity set to Soft, Balanced or Active, plus an Allow a direct link switch. Where interest leads is chosen separately: Profile, Name, or Channel / site. With promotion off the panel says so plainly: replies follow the topic only, with no links and no product.

The instruction: where to pick it and what to write

The instruction is the text that defines how the account talks. Two buttons sit next to the Conversation policy heading: Select instruction opens the list of saved ones, Manage opens the window where an instruction is created.

• Write about the voice, not the sale. Promotion is handled by the conversation policy and the product description; if the instruction sells too, you get double pressure and the replies start to repel.
• Set the length in the text itself. Write short and conversational, like a regular chat member, no officialese, no emoji, two sentences at most beats answer at length and professionally: a long reply stands out against the neighbouring lines.
• Say how to handle hostility: argue on substance, never go personal, ignore empty provocation.
• A separate instruction per chat topic beats one universal text: the tone in a traders' chat and in a parenting chat is not the same.

The product description is a separate field

Promotion brings a second text field with it: Product description, or What a person sees in the profile. The instruction governs the voice; this field governs what is actually offered. The model takes the substance from here, so without it the start button stays disabled. Under the Just chat goal the field is not there at all.

Participation pace and the stop condition

• Participation pace: Low, Balanced or More often. It sets what share of eligible messages an account reacts to at all.
• Concurrent conversations caps how many threads one account keeps going at once.
• Stop condition → By time is a Watch window from a minute up to three hours: the job lives that long and ends by itself.
• Stop condition → By replies ends the job once the Reply limit is reached.
• For a first run, the Low pace and a 30–60 minute window are enough: you see the tone of real replies and fix the instruction before scaling anything.

How many chats to give one account

One account works across several assigned chats at once, and its messages go out one after another, never in parallel from a single account. The panel states how many chats will be watched and how many fall outside the limit before you start.

A rule of thumb: the higher the participation pace, the fewer chats per account. At More often a single account racks up replies quickly even inside one chat, so one or two is sensible there. At Low the same account handles more without strain. When there are many chats, add accounts rather than loading one.

The reply preview

Before the start the panel shows what an account would actually write: it takes a sample group conversation and answers it with your instruction and description. A button next to it swaps the sample, so you can see how the same instruction behaves on another topic. It is a cheap way to catch an over-salesy tone before live chats see it.

The pause before a reply

The pause before a reply is set in the launch bar rather than in the main settings. There are three presets, the panel prints the range in seconds next to each, and a manual value switches the mode to custom. The pause carries jitter, so two consecutive replies never land on the same interval.

Run progress

• Each account has its own lane with reply and skip counters.
• The log shows not only the replies that went out but the reason behind every skip.
• Pause and stop can be applied to a single account without touching the others.

Reading the results

• Completed: the reply was sent and its text is stored with the job result.
• Skipped: the message did not pass the selection rules; the exact reason is in the log.
• Blocked: protection stopped the action before it reached Telegram.
• Errors: Telegram refused, or the model returned no usable text.

Why a message went unanswered

• No new messages appeared in the chat during the observation window.
• The message did not match the AI chat reply rules.
• The message scores poorly for a reply under the current settings.
• The topic is only loosely related to the current thread context.
• AI chat replied in this thread recently, and it will not answer itself back to back.
• There are already enough recent AI chat replies in that chat.
• The account reached its safe reply limit.
• The account wrote the message itself; it does not answer its own lines.
• The model returned no usable text, or the provider was unavailable.

Common mistakes

• Channels instead of groups: commenting under a post and joining a conversation are different modules.
• A product description filled in for the sake of it: this is exactly where the model takes its offer from. Be concrete: category, value, limits; vague input produces vague replies.
• One instruction for every chat: different communities call for a different tone.
• The Active intensity where nobody asked about the product: those replies are spotted instantly.
• Maximum pace on the first run is the quickest route to a restricted account.