Text it on WhatsApp, ask it in Slack, run /standup from Telegram.
It is the same account — same models, memory, bots and credits — and every conversation is
saved on the website so you can pick it up there.
Link once per app. After that, just talk to it.
/menu to see everything you can reach from there.Available on this site now: Discord.
No new app to install — you use your normal account in each one.
| App | How you talk to it | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Telegram | Just type. Menus come as buttons. | Understands photos, voice notes, files, groups. |
| Just type. Long menus open as a tap-to-pick list. | Understands photos, voice notes, files. Replies within 24 h of your last message. | |
| Messenger | Just type. Menus come as buttons. | Understands photos, voice notes, files. Replies within 24 h of your last message. |
| Just type in the DM. | Understands photos, voice notes. Replies within 24 h of your last message. | |
| Discord | Use slash commands: /ask, /menu, /run (it suggests your things as you type). | Understands photos, files, groups. |
| Slack | Send a direct message, or @mention the app in a channel. | Understands photos, files, groups. |
| Microsoft Teams | Send a personal message, or @mention the bot in a channel. | Understands groups. |
| Write to the address; the answer arrives as a reply. | Understands files. |
Start in WhatsApp on the bus, finish on your laptop.
Chats from apps show the app and place in the sidebar (“Discord · #general”), and a header with the account, the last message time and Open in the app.
Switch on Also send replies there and what you ask on the website is posted in the app too. New messages from the app appear live while the chat is open.
WhatsApp, Messenger and Instagram only allow replies for 24 hours after your last message there. The header shows how long is left.
Send /help in any app for the full list. Which ones appear depends on the site’s settings.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/new · /chats · /open 2 | Start fresh, list your recent chats here, carry one on. |
/model · /web on | See or change the model; switch web search on or off. |
/image · /search · /translate fr … | Make a picture, answer from the web, translate. |
/remind · /agenda | “/remind call the bank tomorrow at 10”, and what is coming up. |
/remember · /memory · /summary | Save a fact, see what it remembers, key points of this chat. |
/menu · /bots · /tasks | Your things, by number or by name. |
/balance · /forget · /unlink | Your credits, delete this conversation, disconnect this chat. |
The same rules as the website.
A one-time code you confirm while signed in, an email when it is done, and /unlink any time. Each app account links to one person only.
Anything that sends, posts or changes something waits for your Confirm. Admin settings are never reachable from an app.
Messages cost what they cost on the website. Messaging apps are part of paid plans; the site may offer a few free messages a day before linking.
No. In Telegram, WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram, Slack direct messages, Teams and email you just write your message, like texting a person. Discord is the exception: it only sends us slash commands, so there you use /ask — or /menu and /run to reach your things.
Into your normal chat history on the website. Each one gets a header showing the app, where it happened (a direct message, a group or a channel), when the last message came and a button to open it in the app. Open it on the website and carry on there.
Yes, if the site allows it. Switch on "Also send replies there" in that chat's header and what you ask and get answered on the website is posted in the app too. On WhatsApp, Messenger and Instagram this only works within 24 hours of the person's last message — the header shows how long is left.
Yes. Send /menu for a numbered list of your shortcuts, bots, modules, tasks, recipes, skills, projects and knowledge bases — reply with a number, or call any of them by name, e.g. /standup. A bot or module that needs details asks you for them one by one. Admin settings are never available from an app.
Only with your say-so. /actions draft an email to Sara about Friday prepares the step from your connected apps and shows a Confirm card — nothing is sent, posted or changed until you confirm. Nothing is ever deleted.
The same as on the website: messages use your plan and credits. Messaging apps are part of paid plans. Someone who has not linked an account may get a few free messages a day, if the site offers them.
Linking needs a one-time code that you confirm while signed in on the website, and you get an email afterwards. /unlink in the app — or Unlink in Settings → Connected Apps — cuts it off at once. The app never sees your password.
Telegram takes under a minute: get a code, tap the link, press send.
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