Ask File AIBot: answers from files

A 40-page contract, a report full of tables, a scan from your phone: you need one clause and have no time to read it all. Ask File AIBot accepts such files in Telegram and answers questions about their content. 📄

The bot works with documents: you upload a file, type a question and get an answer. Answers are paid for with Telegram Stars.

Files it understands

• PDF. Reports, contracts, papers, manuals.
• DOCX. Text documents from office programs.
• TXT and Markdown. Plain text files and notes.
• Document photos. A phone snapshot of a page works too.

According to the bot's description it supports any language, so documents and questions need not be in English. 🌐

What you can do

The main idea is simple: ask the document instead of scrolling through pages. Ask which deadline the contract states, what conclusions the report draws, who a letter is addressed to.

• Quick search. Locate the relevant place in the text without manual paging.
• Comparing files. Upload several documents and set them side by side, for example two versions of a contract.
• Questions in your own words. You do not need the exact wording from the document.

Commands and payment

The menu is short. /new resets the dialog so you can upload new files, /credits shows your Stars balance, /select_language picks the language, and /help prints the reference.

Stars are Telegram's internal currency, bought right inside the app. The bot shows the price of an answer itself, so check the balance and terms before uploading large files. ⭐

Before you rely on it

A language model's answer cannot be accepted unchecked. Such systems can get a figure wrong, miss a caveat or misread a clause. For contracts, medical and financial documents, verify the answer against the original.

Think about privacy too. Before uploading passports, banking data or trade secrets, blur or remove what is unnecessary. If a document is confidential, it is better handled locally. 🔐

Getting a better answer

1. Upload a clean file. For a document photo, even light and a straight frame help recognition.
2. Ask a specific question: not "what is this about" but "what payment terms are stated".
3. Ask it to point to the place in the text the answer came from, and check it.
4. Start a new document with /new so older files do not mix in.

Questions that work well

A good question is tied to a concrete fact. For example: which penalties apply for late payment, what three main conclusions the author draws, which clauses changed in the second version of a contract.

For a long document, split the job into steps. First ask for a short summary, then dig into details of the sections you need. That makes it easier to see where an answer drifts from the text. 🧭

Who it suits

Students with long papers, lawyers and managers with stacks of documents, anyone who gets long files and hunts for one detail. The bot saves time, but keep the checking of important decisions for yourself.