Setting up a bot that answers from your own documents usually means a separate build and hosting step. scalerX.ai puts the whole job inside Telegram: you message its bot, name an agent, write its instructions, then upload docs, PDFs, spreadsheets or CSV files as its knowledge base. Agents then answer in solo chats, groups and channels.
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Our take
The Telegram-first setup is the real draw here. You create and train the agent from the same app your community already uses, and access control lists let you decide who gets in and how much they can use. Group Chat IQ is the part worth a look if you run busy channels, since the agent can decide when to speak without being mentioned.
Features
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Telegram agent builder
Message @SynthAIFatherBot, pick the scalerX.ai GPT Bot Factory and press START. You then name the agent and write the instructions that set how it behaves.
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Knowledge base training
Upload docs, PDFs, PowerPoints, spreadsheets, text or CSV files so answers draw on your own material. Files can also sync from Dropbox, Google Drive or web pages through web scraping.
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Access control lists
Grant or deny access to an agent and set usage quotas through granular ACLs.
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Group Chat IQ
Agents in group chats can judge when to respond from their instructions, the content and the topic, without being mentioned.
Best for
- Telegram community and channel owners
- Teams that want a bot trained on their own documents
- Moderators who need per-user access limits
FAQ
- What files can I train an agent on?
- The page lists docs, PDFs, PowerPoints, spreadsheets, text and CSV, plus syncing from Dropbox, Google Drive or web pages through web scraping.
- Can I control who uses my agent?
- Yes. Access control lists let you grant or deny access and set usage quotas for each agent.
Sources
- scalerx.ai/ (opens in a new tab) Product features, workflow, use cases and testimonials
