How the agent replies
The agent replies with one image when a whitelisted account posts the agent's @handle and a character trigger word, each as a separate word.
The agent replies with one image when a whitelisted account posts the agent's @handle and a character trigger word, each as a separate word.
What triggers a reply
Two things must be true. The author is on the whitelist. The post contains the agent's @handle and a character trigger word, each as a separate word.
Matching ignores case. The words can appear anywhere in the post. Type the trigger word without a slash. The rest of the post becomes the image prompt.
Examples
The agent @pepebot with the trigger word pepe
| Input | Output |
|---|---|
@pepebot pepe on a skateboard from a whitelisted account | One image reply |
pepe on a skateboard @pepebot from a whitelisted account | One image reply |
@pepebot, pepe on a skateboard | No reply. The comma is attached to the handle. |
@pepebot on a skateboard | No reply. No trigger word. |
@pepebot /pepe on a skateboard | No reply. The slash is part of the word. |
@pepebot pepe on a skateboard from an account not on the whitelist | No reply |
What the agent posts
The agent replies to the triggering post with one image. The reply has no text.
- Replies and quote posts that mention the handle count.
- Direct messages are not read.
- The agent's own posts are ignored.
- With several characters, the first matching character in the agent's list wins, not the first word in the post.
- If generation fails, nothing is posted and the sender gets no message.
- Before the character finishes training, no reply is posted.
Character changes
The agent uses the characters of its matching Telegram bot, up to 4. Edit them in the Meme Bot tab with the switch set to Twitter.
A change reaches the running agent the next time you save the whitelist.