Signaller: AI posts for your channel

Running a news channel by hand means reading dozens of sources, translating, trimming and formatting. Signaller takes that work on: you connect sources, set up a task for the neural network, and finished posts land in your channel. 📰

Where the material comes from

You add sources with /add. According to the service description, these are Telegram channels and chats, pages in a social network and media publications through RSS feeds. The /list command prints what is connected.

The bot translates news in foreign languages, so you can follow overseas sources without knowing the language.

How a post is born

1. Connect sources with /add.
2. Set your channel with /channel.
3. Configure the neural network task through /prompt: tone, length, formatting.
4. Pick a model in /models, and if you like an image model in /image_models.
5. Check the result with /generate_post_simulated.

The network shortens the text, keeps the main point and your style, and adds pictures, links and icons. The service also filters out noise and ads.

A good start: connect three to five proven sources rather than twenty. The less noise on input, the tidier the posts on output, and the easier it is to spot mistakes. You can widen the list as you get used to the quality.

Once a week, look through the publication history and drop sources that bring little value to your audience. That keeps the feed alive and stops it from becoming a stream of similar news.

Pictures and watermark

Design has its own settings. The /image_prompt command changes the task for images, /generate_image makes an image manually, and /watermark adds your mark to pictures.

A watermark protects the visual style of the channel and helps people recognize your posts when they are reposted.

Control without chaos

• /menu: a menu with buttons.
• /posts_history: the history of publications.
• /pause and /activate: stop and resume monitoring in a chat.
• /profile: profile and balance.
• /language: switch between Russian and English.

For paid features, use the profile section as a guide, and check subscription terms and plans on the service website.

The editor stays the editor

Neural networks make mistakes. They can distort figures, mix up names and write a plausible but wrong detail. Review important posts before publishing, especially news about money, health and politics.

It is better to begin with trial runs and watch what comes out than to hand the channel full autopilot at once.

Law and ethics

Retelling other people's publications does not cancel copyright. Credit the source, do not copy materials whole and never pass off someone else's work as yours.

If an automatic feed turns into a copy of another channel, the audience will notice and leave. Add your own view, comments and quality selection. 🙂

Who benefits

News channel editors, content managers, media monitoring specialists and SMM managers. All of them spend hours collecting and retelling information, and the bot takes that routine away.

Support and project news are listed in the bot profile, so you can ask setup questions there.