1 Sept 2026, 13:30 UTC4 views6 reactionsread 1 September 2026 Photo
🧲 How to brief your agent right
The agent almost never gets it wrong on its own — it fills in whatever you didn't say. Five lines cut out most of the rework.
▫️ Goal — what the result is for and why. Not "look at the ads", but "see which channel is burning the budget".
▫️ Reader — who will read this. A text for a client and a text for yourself are written differently.
▫️ Format — table, letter, post, five bullet po…
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30 Aug 2026, 15:00 UTC15 views6 reactionsread 1 September 2026 Photo
🧲 The first five minutes: from /start to your first result
You do not set an agent up, you talk to it. Here is what happens after /start.
▫️ Step 1. Accept the terms, switch on the trial — no card needed — and give your bot a name.
▫️ Step 2. Introduction. In your own words: who you are, what you do, how to address you. This is the first entry in the agent's memory, and everything after builds on it.
▫️ Step 3. Per…
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30 Aug 2026, 13:45 UTC813 views2 reactionsread 1 September 2026 Video
🧲 It is 2 a.m., you are stuck on one step, and the group chat is asleep.
You do not need another PDF. You need someone to answer this question, now.
Create your own AI tutor inside Telegram in a minute — awake at any hour, never bored of your mistakes.
What it can do:
▫️ photograph the question — it walks you through it step by step, not just the answer
▫️ send a voice note and it explains back by voice
▫️ reads a…
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29 Aug 2026, 15:00 UTC28 views1 reactionsread 1 September 2026 Photo
🧲 Invite a colleague: who to ask and what to write
/referral hands you your link in a second. The hard part is not the link — it is who you send it to and what you write next to it.
The sign is easy to spot: the person has a routine they redo by hand every week and complain about out loud. Stitching one report together out of three exports, transcribing calls. If you can name that routine in a single phrase, the li…
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28 Aug 2026, 15:00 UTC12 views5 reactionsread 1 September 2026 Photo
🧲 Marketer: the weekly recap while you are still commuting
Monday, 9:10, you are still on your way. The recap for last week is already sitting in the chat. Here is what it is built from.
Once, the evening before, you explained to your agent what your channels are and which numbers matter, and asked it to remember that. After that it runs in a loop:
▫️ Exports. On Friday you drop the reports into the chat — pdf, cs…
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27 Aug 2026, 15:00 UTC7 views6 reactionsread 1 September 2026 Photo
🧲 Why the agent asks one more question
The moment an agent stops looks like this. The task is clear, but one piece of it is missing. "Put together the report for last week" — does the week start on Monday or on the day the flight went live? Is the report a table or an email to your manager?
At that point it has two roads.
▫️ Guess. Take the most common option and move on. It comes out fast and plausible — and you …
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26 Aug 2026, 15:00 UTC7 views5 reactionsread 1 September 2026 Photo
🧲 One task instead of five rewrites
One message from you is enough. You name the task — from there the agent goes on its own:
▫️ collects the material and keeps only what works for the task
▫️ asks in one list everything it does not know about your project and your audience
▫️ brings back a result where every claim traces back to a source
You step in once — when it has asked its questions. The rewrites move to the…
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23 Aug 2026, 14:03 UTC8 views2 reactionsread 1 September 2026 Photo
🧲 "It got into the container itself, found the keys and fixed everything"
Alexey shared an honest account of using the agent. No polish, real examples.
What he handed over: calendar, tasks, mail. The agent watches the inbox, filters spam, creates tasks from voice notes and learns the patterns.
His ratings:
▫️ Text — 5/5
He recorded audio, the agent transcribed it, analysed it, cleaned out the filler words and cha…
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23 Aug 2026, 13:30 UTC7 views2 reactionsread 1 September 2026 Photo
🧲 "I launched a personal agent in one day and handed it real work the same afternoon"
Dina's account, in her own words.
Setting up took very little time. The agent asked a few questions about me, what I do and which processes I need help with. Then we went straight to work.
That same day a real task came up: a cost estimate for a festival installation. I uploaded everything — the project description, the visualisa…
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23 Aug 2026, 13:01 UTC13 views1 reactionsread 1 September 2026 Photo
🧲 Seven days with an agent: from a raw idea to a brand with a landing page and pre-orders
We ran an experiment. Take a real idea at the very start and walk it through the first working steps together with an agent — from a chaotic "I want to make my own thing" to positioning, a competitive picture and a plan.
At the centre: Eva Chernykh, architect and concept designer. She works with space, visual research and AI, …
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23 Aug 2026, 12:33 UTC8 views6 reactionsread 1 September 2026 Photo
🧲 The essay that shook Silicon Valley
Matt Shumer wrote about what comes next. We pulled the key takeaways into cards.
His advice, quoted:
▫️ Start using AI seriously
Not as a search engine. Pay for Claude or ChatGPT — it is about twenty dollars a month. And make sure you are using the strongest model, not the default one.
▫️ Rethink what you tell your children
The traditional path — good grades, a prestigious un…
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