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Bots and Flufs

Every bot is a Fluf with its own name and role. Give each one a clear job and watch its real state at a glance.

A bot is the worker. A Fluf is its face. Pom leads a family of 50 Flufs, each with a name, a personality and a very particular snack order. Pick any Fluf for any job, rename it, and it keeps its personality on every model.

Hire a bot with a real job

Choose Hire a bot, pick a Fluf and name the job. "Research", "Launch copy" and "Support replies" beat three bots called "Assistant". Then write a short role card:

"You own the weekly competitor brief. Link primary sources, date every finding and flag what changed. Draft only. Ask before publishing."

Pick a connection and a model, and place the bot in the right business and department so it inherits the right rules and knows who it reports to.

Read its face

Flufs show what's really happening. Their faces change as the work does: working, researching, waiting on you, or done. The face is a quick read. For the full picture, open the bot: chat on the left, live work on the right.

Work side by side

Open as many bots side by side as your screen fits (Pro) to watch them work in parallel or compare their results. Free shows one chat at a time; every bot keeps working. Switch any bot's model when the job changes; its history comes along. See Models.

Pause, move or let go

Before pausing or removing a bot, check its open jobs, routines and Telegram contact, and hand anything you still need to another bot. Fluf shows exactly what a deletion removes before you confirm.

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Updated October 21, 2026