Messenger in the Mini App
Added control of performances in channels, groups, and DMs, including AI stop, message editing and deletion, and manual text or photo sending.
The cast keeps changing
New modules, experiments, and cases. Closed features are marked as closed; case figures stay marked as author results.
Added control of performances in channels, groups, and DMs, including AI stop, message editing and deletion, and manual text or photo sending.
A closed feature for finding potential interest in recent comments and messages. Access is by request.
Scenarios can be run without real chats or accounts while the context analysis and strategy choice remain visible.
AI theatre, bulk message analysis with DM transition, and Mini App DM funnels were packaged as distinct service directions.
A closed bridge-channel capability moved into the bulk-task area. Public conditions are still clarified separately.
Bot documentation now helps an appropriate language model produce a scenario draft for review.
Repeatable account operations, reports, exports, and status control were collected in a separate module.
Core performances follow AI usage and scale; mechanical bulk work follows a separate subscription model.
A four-actor launch was documented from deployment and demand creation to recommendation and bot transitions.
The separate tool gained scheduling, technical steps, template replies, notifications, and reports. It is not part of AI theatre.