Mimi Typh: a meme dog for your chat

If you have seen the animated memes about a little brown dog with a short haircut, you already know Mimi. The character by artist Typh blew up in summer 2023, and now there is a fan-made Telegram bot built around her. 🦴

Mimi Typh packs several group chat toys into one bot: AI conversation, an economy game, music downloads and a fake quote maker. It is an unofficial fan project with no connection to the artist. The interface is in Russian.

Talk to Mimi

The bot replies through a language model and stays in character. Your conversation is saved, so you can pick up where you left off instead of starting over.

• /history shows your AI chat history.
• /history_clear wipes it, if you want a fresh start or prefer not to keep the log.

Like any AI chat partner, Mimi can get facts wrong and invent things. Treat it as play, not as a source of information.

Who is the richest in the group

The other big part is an economy game. Every member has a balance, and money comes from businesses you manage. 💰

1. Check your wallet with /balance.
2. Run your businesses through /business.
3. Compare with your group: /ghstats lists the 15 richest players in your chat.
4. Go global: /hstats shows the top 15 across all users of the bot.

The currency is in-game only. It cannot be cashed out. The point is bragging rights in the chat.

Handy extras

• Music. /mp3 downloads a track into the chat.
• File manager. /fm opens storage, and /fm_upload adds a file.
• Fake quotes. The bot turns a message into a quote image, with the rules in /qhelp. Perfect for immortalizing a friend's worst take. 😄
• Group settings. /settings works in groups only, where admins turn features on or off.

Heads up: adult content inside

The command list includes an r34 section, which means explicit fan content. That makes the bot suitable only for users 18 and over. 🔞

Before adding Mimi Typh to a shared chat, especially one with teenagers, open /settings and check which features are on. Group admins should decide in advance what is allowed.

Adding it to a group

1. Start the bot in a private chat with /start.
2. Add it to the group as a member.
3. Give it permission to read messages so it can see commands.
4. Configure features through /settings.

If the bot stops responding, /start restarts it and /help shows the full guide. This is a small fan project, so features may change and occasionally break.