The questions you were going to avoid

Better here than after launch

TG-AI does not promise that platforms, audiences, and common sense will always cooperate. The limits come before the launch button.

Is this spam?
It can be used as spam, but we do not call that a strategy. A responsible scenario uses context, limits, exit branches, and human handoff. We do not take on outright deception or promise that every community will accept the approach.
Will the accounts be restricted?
That risk exists. Platform limits, complaints, and account failures are part of Telegram marketing. We provide controls and visibility; we cannot promise that the props are immortal.
Is it ethical?
That depends on the product, community, disclosure, and your rules. TG-AI is an influence tool, not an ethics certificate. You remain responsible for the campaign and its consequences.
What if the AI goes off track?
A scenario can ignore a message, exit a branch, apply limits, or hand the conversation to an operator. The demo lets you rehearse awkward questions. It reduces risk; it does not make a live chat predictable.
Why not write the script myself?
You can. The platform becomes useful when the script also needs roles, accounts, pauses, conditions, reports, and a practical stop mechanism. If you only need copy, a document is cheaper.
Is it expensive?
The core performance follows actual AI usage and scale, without a public package grid. Separate tools and services are scoped separately. We discuss the task before discussing the economics.
Is scenario design difficult?
You can write it yourself or give the bot documentation and a task for a suitable LLM, then test the result. Setup and managed launch are available when you would rather not direct the whole cast.
What if the audience finds out?
That risk is real. Use direct answers, limits, and exit rules, and do not launch where disclosure would damage the product or break platform rules.

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