Chat Apps
Get your briefing, draft and approve from Telegram, Discord or WhatsApp.
Run your marketing from the chat app you already have open
You are not always at a laptop when a draft is ready. Link a messenger and the assistant comes with you: ask how things are going, draft a post, and approve what is waiting, from your phone.
A linked chat app is two-way. It receives your alerts and your daily briefing, and you can send instructions back.
What you can do by chat
- Get a briefing — real publishing totals, waiting approvals, inbox counts, brand visibility and AI usage.
- Draft a post — saved to your approval queue, optionally with a time to go out.
- Run an agent by name — "Run my social media agent about the launch." What it writes is held for approval.
- Review, approve or reject drafts — ask for the pending list, then name the one you mean.
- Read your inbox and prepare a reply — ask for a draft, read it, then ask for it to be sent.
- Check AI-search visibility, or add a prompt to track.
The same rules as the app
Chat is another way in. It is not a way around.
- Actions taken by chat pass the same server-side checks as the app: approval gating, plan allowances and budget caps.
- A link code is single-use and expires in 10 minutes. The assistant always acts as you, never as a teammate.
- Money stays out of reach. There is no boost command, and auto-DMs can only be created in the web app.
- Job Scout applications are never sent from chat. Sending stays your own click in Job Scout.
Linking takes a minute
Open Settings → Notifications, choose a messenger, and send the one-time code to the bot. That is the whole setup.
Which messengers you can link depends on what is switched on for your workspace; the Notifications page shows the ones available to you. WhatsApp has an extra rule of its own: it only allows free-form messages within 24 hours of your last message to the bot, so ad-hoc alerts can be missed if you have not chatted recently.
Replies written by the assistant count towards your plan's monthly AI allowance, the same as Jarvis in the app. Chat apps do not use a social-account slot.
Examples of what to ask are in Telegram, Discord & WhatsApp.